Liniers es un proyecto de BARBALACO ARQUITECTOS en Buenos Aires (2023), de 330 m². Estilo moderno. 16 fotos de fachada, living, cocina, baño. Materiales predo

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Liniers

Buenos Aires, Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina

Pedro Yañez

Liniers por BARBALACO ARQUITECTOS en Buenos Aires, Cdad. Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina (2023). 16 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arquitectura y diseño

Liniers — BARBALACO ARQUITECTOS — Buenos Aires, Cdad. Autónoma de Buen

A wide-angle exterior shot showcases a modern brutalist residential facade with prominent use of exposed gray concrete on walls and structural elements. A set of floating stairs with a black metal railing ascends alongside the concrete wall, punctuated by minimalist black cylindrical planters holding green palm-like plants. Large floor-to-ceiling windows with dark frames are visible on the upper levels, reflecting the bright sky. The ground level features a large glass sliding door leading into the interior. The surrounding area is covered in neatly manicured green grass, suggesting a garden or lawn.

A multi-story residential building facade features a raw concrete finish. The building has horizontal bands of floor-to-ceiling windows with black metal frames. A large black metal garage door is visible on the ground level. A person is walking on the sidewalk in front of the building. A white car is parked behind a fence to the left, and a dark gray car is parked on the street to the right. The setting is urban with clear blue skies.

A wide-angle outdoor shot showcases the facade of a modern, brutalist residential building. The dominant material is gray exposed concrete, used extensively on the exterior walls and ground-level entryway. Multiple levels feature horizontal bands of windows with black frames, offering glimpses of the interior. A person in a white outfit is walking into the integrated garage entrance. A white sedan is parked behind a metal fence to the left. A small palm tree is planted in front of the building. The sky is clear and blue.

A multi-storey modern residential building features a raw concrete facade with horizontal bands of windows. The ground floor has black metal garage doors. A single person walks on the sidewalk in front of the building. A dark gray Fiat car is parked on the street. A small palm tree is planted near the entrance. The sky is clear blue.

This is a wide shot of a modern residential interior opening onto a patio and garden. The primary materials are raw concrete for the walls, ceiling, and floor. The space features large, floor-to-ceiling glass sliding doors that create a seamless connection between the indoor living area and the outdoor courtyard. The courtyard itself has a well-maintained green lawn and a shallow pool. Indirect lighting is integrated into the ceiling. A large wall-mounted television is visible on the left. A blue ceramic planter with a plant sits near the television. The architectural style is primarily brutalist with modern influences, emphasizing geometric forms and raw material honesty.

This is a wide shot of a modern living room with abundant natural light filtering through sheer white pleated curtains. The walls are paneled in a light beige material, and floor-to-ceiling windows allow ample light. Built-in beige cabinetry spans a significant portion of the wall, housing a television screen. A dark wood oval coffee table with a textured surface is positioned in the foreground. A clear glass vase with monstera leaves is placed on the coffee table. A dark upholstered armchair is visible to the left. The floor is a light-colored stone tile, and the ceiling is white. Indirect and recessed lighting are present.

A wide-angle, indoor photo captures a modern, open-plan living and dining area. The space features a high ceiling and beige stone floors. A light beige tufted sofa is positioned against a glass block wall with natural wood tones. A dark rectangular dining table is surrounded by black dining chairs with woven seats. A black track lighting system runs along the ceiling, providing artificial illumination. The space includes a dark rectangular low coffee table and black tufted armchairs. The exterior context is urban, with abundant natural light.

This is a wide-angle photograph of a modern residential kitchen. The cabinetry is a dominant neutral beige color, featuring flat panels and integrated handles. A large white kitchen island with a simple rectangular form stands centrally, complemented by two black stools with metal legs. The backsplash and countertop are in a matching white material. Integrated stainless steel ovens are visible within the cabinetry. A black gooseneck faucet is present over a stainless steel sink. The floor is a light color, possibly white. The walls are primarily white. Indirect lighting is integrated into the ceiling, supplemented by recessed lights. White sheer curtains are visible on the right side, suggesting a window nearby. The overall aesthetic is clean, minimalist, and functional.

A minimalist modern kitchen with a long galley layout. The cabinetry is a uniform light beige with flat, handleless fronts, extending from floor to ceiling on one side and continuing as base cabinets with integrated appliances on the other. The countertops are white, contrasting with the beige cabinets and matching the white tiled backsplash. A stainless steel undermount sink and a black induction cooktop are integrated into the countertop. The floor is paved with large format beige stone tiles. Recessed and linear pendant lighting illuminate the space. Sheer white floor-to-ceiling curtains cover a large window or sliding door at the end of the galley.

This is a medium shot of a modern bathroom with a grey speckled textured wall. A large rectangular mirror with a black frame is mounted above a white floating vanity sink. The vanity has built-in storage and an open shelf below. Above the mirror, a black linear wall-mounted light fixture provides illumination. A white ceramic planter with a speckled finish holding green plants is placed on the countertop to the right of the sink. A glass bottle diffuser with reeds is also on the countertop to the left of the sink. The floor is also covered in the same grey speckled material.

A modern interior features a wide, floating staircase with beige stone treads and risers, leading upwards. The wall adjacent to the stairs is constructed entirely of glass blocks, creating a visually striking, semi-transparent barrier. Natural light streams in from an unseen source, casting linear patterns on the white ceiling and the glass block wall. A sheer white curtain is visible on the left side of the image, partially obscuring a window. The overall ambiance is bright, airy, and minimalist.

A modern interior hallway with a floating staircase featuring a minimalist black-framed glass railing. The floor is clad in large format natural stone tiles in a beige tone. Walls and ceiling are painted white. A tall black cylindrical planter with a green plant is positioned near a window with sheer white curtains. Natural light floods the space from a large window with horizontal blinds. The staircase has integrated lighting illuminating the steps. The space feels airy and clean with a focus on natural materials and light.

This modern bathroom features minimalist design elements with dominant beige stone finishes on the walls and floors. A white floating shelf forms the countertop for a white ceramic vessel sink, complemented by a black modern faucet. A large rectangular mirror hangs above the sink area. The space includes a glass enclosure shower with a black modern shower head. Indirect lighting is integrated into the ceiling, providing a neutral and serene ambiance. Black metal towel bars are mounted on the wall. The overall aesthetic is clean and sophisticated.

ferrum

Baño

ATRIM GLOBAL

Cocina

JOHNSON ACERO

BARBALACO ARQUITECTOS

Arq. Alberto A. Barbalaco (1956) C.A.B.A. Argentina. Arquitecto por la Facultad de Arquitectura, Diseño y Urbanismo de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires (1980 FADU – UBA).
Desde su egreso hasta el día de la fecha desarrolla proyecto, dirección, construcción y administración de sus obras, trabajando tanto en Capital Federal como en la provincia de
Buenos Aires.

Arq. Nicolás Barbalaco (1986) C.A.B.A. Argentina. Arquitecto por la Facultad de Arquitectura, Diseño y Urbanismo de la Ciudad de Buenos Aires (2012 FADU – UBA).
Forma parte del equipo de trabajo desde el año 2010 hasta la actualidad.
Desde el año 2012 es docente en el taller de Arquitectura 1 de la cátedra Moscato de la F.A.D.U.

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