Vivienda y Bodega en Mendoza es un proyecto de SM Arquitectura en Luján de Cuyo (2024), de 620 m². Estilo brutalista. 15 fotos de fachada, escalera, living, p

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Vivienda y Bodega en Mendoza

Luján de Cuyo, Mendoza, Argentina

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Vivienda y Bodega en Mendoza por SM Arquitectura en Luján de Cuyo, Mendoza, Argentina (2024). 15 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arquitectura y diseño en Lan

Vivienda y Bodega en Mendoza — SM Arquitectura — Luján de Cuyo, Mendoz

Juan Olea

A brutalist interior features a concrete spiral staircase ascending within a curved concrete wall. Rectangular skylights punctuate the ceiling, providing natural light. The surfaces throughout are unadorned concrete in a gray hue, including the walls, floor, ceiling, and the stair treads and risers. There are no visible artificial lighting fixtures or decorative objects. The space appears to be a part of a building under construction or recently completed, with a focus on raw material and form.

This is a wide-angle construction photo of a multi-story building facade. The structure is primarily made of unfinished gray concrete, with prominent curved walls and arched openings. Several windows are visible: some are tall and arched, others are smaller and arched, and one is circular. One large arched opening reveals a partially constructed wooden door frame. The building's design features exposed concrete elements throughout. The setting is outdoors, with no surrounding context or vegetation visible, and the construction stage indicates it is currently under construction. The architectural style leans towards brutalism due to the raw concrete and strong geometric forms.

This is a wide-angle construction photo of a multi-level residential building. The primary material visible is gray concrete, used for walls, columns, and structural elements. The building features multiple rectangular windows with dark wood frames, arranged in horizontal bands across different levels. Some windows are floor-to-ceiling, offering views of the exterior. The underside of the upper level's balcony is finished with natural wood planks, creating a contrasting texture. An orange bucket is visible on the ground level. The setting appears to be a rural or semi-rural environment with some sparse vegetation.

This is a wide shot of an unfinished indoor space, likely a living room, with a rural exterior visible through large floor-to-ceiling windows. The walls and ceiling are made of raw, unfinished concrete in a gray color, covering a high share of the visible surfaces. The floor is also concrete, with a high share and gray color. The window frames are dark wood. Translucent white sheer curtains are present, adding a medium share of visual presence. Natural light is moderate, and artificial lighting includes recessed warm lights. The style is a blend of brutalist and modern influences.

This is a wide-angle, construction phase photograph of a large, multi-story building with a brutalist architectural style. The facade is primarily constructed of rough, gray concrete, featuring a prominent circular window and several arched openings. The building has an asymmetrical design with various protruding and recessed sections, suggesting a complex spatial configuration. The surrounding environment appears to be a forest with some vegetation visible. The lighting is natural and moderate, with no artificial lighting sources clearly visible. The building is in an unfinished state, indicative of ongoing construction.

The image shows an outdoor view through a dark arched entryway. The ground visible inside the structure is concrete in a neutral gray color. Beyond the entrance, there is a patch of grass and dry foliage, with a bare tree standing prominently in the center. The background features more vegetation and a bright sky. The construction elements of the entryway appear to be concrete.

The image presents an outdoor view framed by a circular opening in a dark, rough-textured material, possibly concrete. The scene beyond depicts a rural landscape under a clear blue sky with scattered wispy clouds. In the mid-ground, there's a field with dry, light brown grass and scattered bushes and trees with bare branches, suggesting a winter or early spring season. Further in the background, low-rise residential buildings with white facades are visible, interspersed with more trees. Distant snow-capped mountains can be seen on the horizon. The foreground features more vegetation, including olive-like trees with dark green foliage and some dry grass.

An outdoor view of a building facade shows a curved metal structure extending outwards. The structure is a staircase or balcony frame made of black metal. It supports a floor and ceiling made of light natural wood planks. The adjacent building wall is constructed of rough gray concrete. The sky is visible in the background. The scene is clearly under construction.

This is a wide-angle construction photo of a building facade with a brutalist architectural style. The dominant material is rough, unfinished concrete, forming curved walls with distinct arched openings. A prominent black steel structure with a slatted roof is attached to the upper part of the building. Several stacks of wooden planks are visible near the base. The sky is overcast, indicating a natural, diffused light.

This is an indoor construction photo showcasing a raw concrete building interior. A prominent curved staircase made of concrete ascends along a curved wall, with several arched windows providing natural light. Exposed concrete walls, floors, and ceilings dominate the space. Vertical gray metal conduit pipes and an electrical junction box are visible on one wall. The setting is clearly under construction, with a general aesthetic of unfinished surfaces.

The image shows a top-down view of a spiral staircase under construction. The surfaces are primarily unfinished concrete, including the walls and steps. Metal rebar and scaffolding are visible, indicating ongoing work. The overall impression is industrial and raw. The lighting appears to be natural, suggesting it might be daytime, but no specific light sources are visible. The setting is clearly indoors, likely within a building structure.

Low-angle construction photo showing a curved concrete wall with an arched opening. Above, a geometric framework of dark metal beams supports wooden panels, creating a canopy-like structure. The concrete has a rough texture with visible aggregate. The sky is visible above, indicating an outdoor setting. One arched opening is fully visible, while another is partially obscured by the concrete curve. The photo captures a raw, unfinished architectural element.

A medium shot of a minimalist interior featuring a spiral staircase with concrete steps and walls. The architecture emphasizes curved forms and sharp geometric shadows cast by natural light. The concrete surfaces are a uniform gray, creating a monochromatic and textured environment. Indirect lighting illuminates the space, highlighting the architectural details of the stairs. The overall aesthetic is brutalist with modern influences.

This is a construction photo of a spiral staircase made of unfinished concrete. The staircase has a raw, industrial aesthetic with visible rebar. Light enters from an opening above, illuminating the steps and walls. The surrounding walls and floor are also made of concrete, with rough textures. The space appears to be part of a new building under construction, with no finished elements or furnishings visible. The overall impression is one of raw material and structural form.

This is a wide-angle photo of a semi-outdoor space featuring several large oak-like wine barrels with metal hoops. In the foreground, a man in a blue jacket stands next to two barrels. A white-topped folding table with metal legs holds wine bottles and glasses. Other wine barrels are visible in the background, along with wooden structures and walls. The floor is concrete, and the ceiling and some walls are made of natural wood beams. Artificial lighting appears warm.

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