Versalles  es un proyecto de O+O arquitectura en Buenos Aires (2024), de 320 m². Estilo brutalista. 6 fotos de fachada, otro, escalera. Materiales predominant

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Versalles 

Buenos Aires, Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina

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Reforma total, reforma total en la planta baja y  ampliación en la planta superior con la construcción de 2 departamentos nuevos

Versalles  por O+O arquitectura en Buenos Aires, Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina (2024). 6 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arquitectura y diseño en

Versalles  — O+O arquitectura — Buenos Aires, Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos

Reforma total, reforma total en la planta baja y  ampliación en la planta superior con la construcción de 2 departamentos nuevos 

The image shows the facade of a multi-story building currently under construction, characterized by exposed concrete and brick elements. A dark gray hatchback car is parked in front of the building on the street. The building features large wooden doors, including double garage doors, and windows with simple frames. A bare deciduous tree stands prominently in front of the structure, with its branches reaching towards the sky. The architectural style appears to be brutalist, with an emphasis on raw materials. The setting is urban, with some sparse vegetation visible.

This is a wide-angle construction photo showing a residential building under development. The primary visual element is the exterior facade, predominantly constructed from exposed brick in a terracotta color. Large sections of concrete walls in gray are also visible. Two construction workers are present on the roof area, actively engaged in their tasks. Various construction materials and equipment are scattered around the site, indicating ongoing work. The setting is outdoor with abundant natural light, and some vegetation is present in the background. The overall style leans towards brutalist due to the prominent use of raw materials.

This is a construction photo taken indoors, showing a space with exposed brick walls and a concrete slab ceiling. The ceiling is composed of parallel concrete beams with lighter infill material. Wooden beams and a metal rod are visible, suggesting ongoing construction work. The lighting is natural and appears moderate, with no artificial lighting sources visible. The setting is indoor, and the primary use appears to be residential, possibly a hallway or stairwell in a house under construction.

This is an outdoor construction photo showcasing a facade under development. The primary material visible is exposed red brick, forming the upper section of the wall. Below this, a concrete floor or lower wall section is visible in a gray tone. Several construction objects are present, including a cement mixer, multiple plastic buckets in yellow, green, blue, and gray, and a red metal wheelbarrow. The setting appears to be an urban environment with no visible vegetation or significant lighting. The overall stage is clearly under construction.

A concrete staircase ascends through an unfinished indoor space. The walls and ceiling are bare concrete, showing the raw construction. A single red brick rests on the top step. Natural light filters in from above, illuminating the stark, utilitarian environment. The space appears to be part of a building under construction.

This is a wide-angle construction photo of an unfinished building with a brutalist and industrial style. The primary surfaces are concrete walls, floors, and ceilings, all in a gray color. The structure features exposed concrete and exposed beams, indicating its under-construction stage. Construction debris is visible on the floor. Natural light is moderate, and no artificial lighting sources are visible. The setting is outdoor within an urban context, with no visible vegetation.

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