Loft Palermo Casa FOA es un proyecto de LIVE IN by Brukman Chechik en Palermo. Estilo moderno. 18 fotos de escalera, living, dormitorio, baño. Materiales pred

Landhi

Loft Palermo Casa FOA

Palermo, CABA, Argentina

Loft Palermo Casa FOA por LIVE IN by Brukman Chechik en Palermo, CABA, Argentina. 18 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arquitectura y diseño en Landhi.

Loft Palermo Casa FOA — LIVE IN by Brukman Chechik — Palermo, CABA, Ar

This is a wide shot of a modern living room with a high ceiling and a curved wall. The walls are primarily composed of large, backlit frosted glass panels featuring nature imagery, with some opaque wall paneling. The floor is made of natural wood. The room is furnished with a low-profile, modular off-white sofa, a cream-patterned rug, and a low glass-top coffee table. Tall leafy green planters add a touch of vegetation. Integrated linear lighting is visible, and the artificial lighting is warm. The space is styled with low clutter and appears to be in a finished state.

A wide-angle photo captures a spacious, modern living area with a high vaulted ceiling. The walls are predominantly white, with extensive floor-to-ceiling glass panels on one side, offering diffused natural light. The flooring is a warm, natural wood. A long, tiered shelving unit with integrated lighting stretches along one wall, displaying decorative items and plants. A dark, cylindrical bench is positioned mid-room. A long wood dining table and modern grey chairs are visible in the background. Artificial lighting is provided by recessed ceiling lights and soft indirect lighting integrated into the architecture.

This is a wide shot of a modern living and dining area with an open plan. The floor is made of natural wood planks. The walls are finished in a neutral beige tone, and the ceiling is white. The primary furniture includes a low-profile white sectional sofa and a geometric glass-top coffee table, both placed on a patterned rug. A rectangular dining table with a glass top is surrounded by white upholstered chairs. Built-in glass shelving is visible. The space features indirect lighting, recessed lights, and sconces, creating a warm artificial ambiance. Natural light is moderate.

This is a wide shot of a modern residential kitchen with indirect lighting. The primary surfaces are natural wood cabinetry and beige wood-like wall paneling. The floor is a natural wood-like material. Key objects include long natural wood base cabinets, a large landscape canvas painting above the cabinets, and a tall green plant in a planter. A dark wood tall cabinet is present on the right. A frosted glass partition is visible on the left. The lighting is primarily warm artificial light from indirect and recessed sources, with moderate natural light. The space is styled and finished.

This is a wide shot of a modern living room with an open-plan configuration. The walls are finished with natural wood paneling, and the ceiling also features wood elements. The floor is covered in beige ceramic tiles. The primary seating consists of a long, white fabric sectional sofa and a matching single armchair. A rectangular glass-top coffee table with a metal frame sits in front of the sofa, on top of a low-pile rug with a geometric pattern. Indirect and recessed lighting illuminates the space with a warm ambiance. A framed landscape painting is displayed on one of the walls. Built-in storage is integrated into the wall paneling.

A retail interior with a focus on minimalist design. The walls are clad in large beige stone tiles, creating a serene backdrop. A prominent tall planter with sparse green branches is positioned in the foreground, adding a touch of nature. To the right, a glass partition reveals a display area with a white abstract torso mannequin and illuminated shelving. Recessed and indirect warm lighting is strategically used throughout the space. The floor is finished in natural wood, and the ceiling is white.

This is an interior shot of a modern commercial space, possibly a gallery or lobby. The primary wall surface is white metal paneling with integrated vertical indirect lighting, creating a soft, warm ambiance. A prominent abstract white sculpture on a white pedestal is the central focus, positioned in front of the wall. To the left, a tall clear glass vase holds greenery, adding a natural element. A long, low wooden bench runs horizontally across the mid-ground, providing seating or display space. The floor is made of light-colored wood planks. The ceiling appears to be a reflective white surface, possibly glass, with recessed lighting visible. The space is enclosed by glass, suggesting it's viewed from an adjacent area or entrance.

This is a spacious, modern indoor residential bedroom with a secondary living area and office nook. The primary floor surface is natural wood, with white walls and ceiling. A prominent feature is the illuminated built-in shelving unit running along the white wall. A spiral staircase made of silver metal ascends to a higher level. The main furniture includes a low platform bed with white and burgundy bedding, and a long white desk integrated into the wall. A tall green plant in a stone base adds vegetation. Artificial lighting is warm and indirect, with recessed sources visible. The space is characterized by its open plan and double height.

A wide shot of a modern bedroom with a low platform bed as the focal point. The walls are clad in warm wood panels with integrated, backlit shelving. A large, white upholstered headboard extends across the back wall. Natural light enters from a window visible to the left. The floor is polished natural wood. A small, tan leather armchair sits near a low, white side table on the right. Indirect and recessed lighting create a warm ambiance. A woven jute rug is placed beneath the bed.

A modern indoor residential space features a multi-level open shelving system integrated into white walls, illuminated by warm indirect lighting. A prominent white metal spiral staircase connects levels, while a floating natural wood desk with a black mesh chair is positioned below. The floor is natural wood. Several white shelves display objects, and a tall black planter is present. The space is brightly lit with a combination of recessed and indirect artificial lighting, with minimal natural light.

This is a wide-angle interior photograph of a modern residential office space that also functions as a bedroom. The primary material used for walls and cabinetry is natural wood, creating a warm and cohesive aesthetic. A long, natural wood desk is a central feature, complemented by integrated wood shelving. An ergonomic gray fabric chair is positioned at the desk. The ceiling is made of glass, allowing abundant natural light to enter through a skylight, supplemented by subtle indirect artificial lighting. The floor is also finished in natural wood. A platform bed with a natural wood frame is visible in the background, suggesting a dual-purpose space. Minimalist black pendant lights are present but not prominent. Abstract framed artwork adds a touch of visual interest.

This is a wide-angle shot of a modern bathroom with abundant natural light. The floor is made of natural wood, and the walls are partly clad in natural wood paneling. The ceiling is white and textured. A large, rectangular white stone bathtub is the central feature, with a wall-mounted chrome faucet. Built-in storage is integrated into the wood paneling. Recessed and indirect lighting provides warm artificial light. Open glass shelving displays decorative objects and plants. A rectangular mirror is wall-mounted above a low cabinet.

A modern bathroom features a white square ceramic toilet and a white rectangular sink with a wall-mounted metal faucet. A glass rectangular basin sits on a floating wood-like vanity. Above the toilet, illuminated glass shelving displays white candles and a decorative sphere. The shower area is enclosed by clear glass panels, revealing a built-in seat. The walls are clad in beige ceramic tiles, and the floor is covered in large beige stone tiles. Indirect warm lighting is integrated into the ceiling and shelving, creating a serene atmosphere. A tall plant in a clear vase adds a natural element.

This is a wide-angle interior photograph of a modern commercial space, likely a retail or high-end salon. The dominant architectural feature is a large frosted glass partition separating areas. To the left, a minimalist abstract white sculpture is prominently displayed against a warm, indirectly lit wall. A vanity area features a glass basin sink atop a floating natural wood shelf, with a tall vase holding orange floral arrangements as a decorative accent. The flooring is natural wood, and some walls are clad in beige ceramic tiles. To the right, floor-to-ceiling glass walls reveal an area with indoor trees and abundant greenery, illuminated by recessed lighting.

A wide interior shot features a modern residential hallway with a prominent spiral staircase on the right. The dominant wall on the left is composed of translucent white panels, illuminated by warm indirect lighting from below. A large abstract artwork in dark tones is mounted on one of these panels. A long, thin wooden console table with a natural wood finish is positioned against the wall, topped with a small vase of white flowers and a framed object. A black fabric ottoman sits in front of the console. The floor is made of natural wood, and the ceiling features wooden elements. The spiral staircase has metal treads and a metal railing.

This is a wide shot of a modern commercial hallway featuring a long wall covered in frosted glass panels illuminated by warm indirect lighting from below. The floor is made of natural wood planks, and the ceiling is also wood. A prominent abstract artwork with dark tones hangs on the glass wall. A long, light-colored wooden shelf runs horizontally along the wall, displaying a small white sculpture and a plant. In the foreground, a black cube stool and a planter with a plant and white flowers are visible. The overall impression is clean, minimalist, and well-lit.

This image captures a modern indoor space, likely a commercial hallway or reception area. The dominant feature is a large wall composed of frosted glass panels, illuminated from behind with a warm, indirect light. A vertical mural depicting a forest scene with tall trees in shades of blue and white is prominently displayed on the left side. In the center, a minimalist wooden bench with metal legs is positioned in front of the frosted glass wall. Two tall, rectangular glass vases holding arrangements of white flowers sit on the bench, adding a touch of nature to the otherwise sleek environment. The floor is made of natural wood planks, reflecting the warm lighting. A horizontal metallic element, possibly a signage or decorative panel, is visible at the top of the frosted glass wall.

This is a wide interior shot of a modern residential space, likely a hallway or grand entrance, featuring a prominent double-height atrium. The walls are primarily constructed of frosted glass panels, creating a diffused, luminous effect, with integrated shelving systems that hold numerous delicate green plants. A floating staircase with glass risers and wooden treads ascends through the space. Artificial lighting is warm and indirect, highlighting the architectural features and vegetation. A tall, abstract white sculpture is positioned centrally, and a smaller organic-shaped sculpture is visible on a shelf. The floor appears to be made of beige stone tiles. The ceiling is constructed of wood panels.

LIVE IN by Brukman Chechik

Live In es el showroom de arquitectura y diseño de interior de Brukman & Chechik, estudio de los arquitectos Sergio Brukman y Patricia Chechik, que cumplió 30 años de trayectoria trabajando en ciudades como Buenos Aires, Punta del Este, Nueva York, Chicago y Miami. Luego de una estadía de más de dos años en Nueva York que incluyó la experiencia de Patricia Chechik en el célebre estudio Gwathmey- Siegel, volvieron a Buenos Aires en 1992. 
 
Trabajan en obras de distintas escalas, desde edificios, obras corporativas, diseño interior para residencias de alta gama, equipamiento de showrooms y hoteleria. Participaron en cinco ediciones de Casa FOA, en 1999, 2000, 2001, 2004 y 2007. Desde 2002 exportan espacios integrales y productos de diseño. En Estados Unidos fueron reconocidos por el Miami Herald y BASF Design Awards por cuatro de sus trabajos. En 2007 recibieron el Premio de Fundación Export.Ar a las exportaciones no tradicionales y de mayor valor agregado. Diseno como valor agregado ,Este año ganaron una distinción en el Concurso El Color en la Arquitectura, otorgado por la Bienal Internacional de Arquitectura de Buenos Aires, que les permitió exhibir su trabajo en ese marco, en el Centro Cultural Recoleta.

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