Vivienda en Brisas de Adrogué por Gabellini-Rey arquitectos en Adrogué, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina (2016). 8 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arquit

Landhi

Vivienda en Brisas de Adrogué

Adrogué, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina

Vivienda en Brisas de Adrogué — Gabellini-Rey arquitectos — Adrogué, P

This is a wide-angle exterior photograph of a two-story modern residence under a clear blue sky. The house features a distinctive two-tone facade, with large sections of white concrete contrasted by dark brown and brown concrete elements. The architectural style is characterized by sharp lines and geometric shapes, with cantilevered upper floors creating covered areas below. In the driveway, a silver pickup truck and a red pickup truck are parked. Some vegetation is visible around the property, and the setting appears to be suburban. The overall impression is of a contemporary and minimalist design.

The facade of a two-story modern residential house features a cream-colored upper level and dark brown lower level. The lower level has a garage with a white sedan visible inside. A dark brown chimney extends vertically along the right side of the house. The upper level has a horizontal band of windows. The lower level is partially covered by a dark brown facade. Some green grass is visible in the foreground.

A wide shot showcases a modern, two-story residential facade under a clear blue sky. The building features geometric volumes with contrasting white and dark gray concrete surfaces. Extensive floor-to-ceiling windows are integrated into the design, particularly on the upper level, overlooking a prominent natural landscape. A dark wood deck extends from the ground floor. A white hammock hangs from a metal structure near the front of the house. Vegetation is prominent in the foreground and surrounding the structure.

A modern residential kitchen with an open-plan layout features a long, white marble-like island with integrated sink and several green upholstered bar stools. Dark wood cabinetry lines the walls, contrasting with the white ceramic tiled floor. A stainless steel built-in oven and extractor are visible. Two apple-shaped green pendant lights hang above the island. Natural light streams in from large windows. Indirect lighting is also present.

A low-angle, wide shot of a modern facade with stark geometric lines. The main facade is clad in a textured, dark gray material. To the left, a lighter gray, angled wall segment juts out, meeting the roofline. A prominent, dark-framed window with square, frosted glass panes is centrally positioned, reflecting the bright sky. The window design features a repeating pattern of smaller squares within larger square outlines, creating a distinctive texture. The overall impression is one of sharp angles and contrasting textures, under a bright, overcast sky.

A low-angle, wide shot captures the modern facade of a residential building under a cloudy sky. The exterior features geometric forms with contrasting colors, primarily white, beige, and dark brown. Large sections of the facade are rendered in smooth white concrete, accented by protruding beige sections and dark brown soffits and recessed areas. Some trees are visible in the background. Underneath an overhang, a dark motorcycle and the rear of a black car are partially visible.

A modern living room features a central dark brown partition. The walls are painted a matching dark brown. The floor is covered in natural wood. Built-in storage cabinets are present, some with glass doors. A large flat screen television is mounted on the wall. Indirect lighting illuminates the space. A sofa and a pool table are the main furniture pieces. The room has a low level of natural light.

A modern residential kitchen features a wide shot of a sleek, angled black glass extractor hood above a black induction cooktop. The walls are tiled in a warm beige ceramic, with a reflective beige glass backsplash. The white countertop is smooth and minimalist, contrasting with a green metal kettle and a wooden utensil holder. Natural light enters through a large window on the left. A stainless steel slow cooker sits on the right side of the counter.

Gabellini-Rey arquitectos

Nuestro objetivo es materializar obras de calidad: ésto implica tomar las decisiones adecuadas en lo referente a diseño, técnica constructiva, control en obra y atención del cliente, para asegurarle una experiencia positiva durante todo el proceso del proyecto y ejecución de su obra. Tomar las decisiones adecuadas nos resulta posible porque tenemos una experiencia de 20 años en ésta profesión, con capacitación continua y actualización permanente sobre las tendencias de diseño a través de nuestra actividad en docencia e investigación. Una obra de calidad no es la que emplea materiales más caros: es la que optimiza los recursos para asegurar el confort.

Vivienda en Brisas de Adrogué

Sobre el proyecto

Ficha técnica

Galería (8)

Comentarios