Edificio en Gran Canaria 845 por Gabellini-Rey arquitectos en Quilmes, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina (2018). 8 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arquite

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Edificio en Gran Canaria 845

Quilmes, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina

Edificio en Gran Canaria 845 — Gabellini-Rey arquitectos — Quilmes, Pr

A modern residential facade is viewed from a low angle, showcasing a multi-story building with beige concrete walls. Each level features a prominent metal railing with a distinctive geometric cutout pattern, creating a dynamic visual element. Floor-to-ceiling windows are visible on the lower levels, suggesting an urban setting. The building has a clean, minimalist aesthetic with ample natural light. Recessed lighting is subtly integrated into the structure.

A multi-story exterior staircase made of metal with perforated panels is shown. The structure features a geometric design with sharp angles and layered platforms. Recessed lighting is integrated into the ceiling of the covered walkways, providing neutral illumination. The surrounding walls and floors are concrete in a gray hue. A small tree is visible in the background, suggesting an urban or semi-outdoor residential setting. The architecture is modern with industrial influences.

A facade photo shows a residential building with a concrete structure. Cars are parked in a covered area with a metal gate featuring vertical bars. The floor is made of gray concrete tiles, and the ceiling is also gray concrete. The lighting is natural and abundant. The architecture is modern, characterized by geometric forms and exposed concrete elements.

The exterior facade features prominent vertical slats made of stucco-like material in a beige tone. Interspersed are large, floor-to-ceiling glass windows. A significant portion of the facade is covered by geometrically patterned metal screens in a gray finish, serving as privacy elements. Recessed lighting is visible, suggesting an evening ambiance. The architectural style is modern with Brutalist influences, presenting a monolithic and textured appearance. The setting is urban.

This is a semi-outdoor walkway with a floor made of grey ceramic tiles and walls of white concrete. Dark metal railings with a geometric pattern line the left side. A white concrete ceiling has visible beams and indirect lighting. A glass door with a grid pattern is visible at the end of the walkway. The architecture features exposed concrete and a skylight casting geometric shadows on the floor. The setting is urban.

This is a medium shot of a modern apartment balcony/terrace with a concrete floor and beige concrete walls. The primary feature is a black metal railing that casts patterned shadows onto the floor. Floor-to-ceiling windows are visible on the adjacent building, suggesting an urban setting. A green tree is visible in the foreground left. The sky is partly cloudy. The view extends to a cityscape with several buildings.

This is a wide shot of a modern residential balcony terrace with large floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking an urban setting. The flooring is gray ceramic tiles, and the walls are painted white. A glass balustrade and metal railing are present. The space features modern metal-black outdoor chairs. Indirect neutral lighting is visible. The exterior context is urban, with no visible vegetation. The style is predominantly modern.

The facade features a textured white concrete wall. To the left, a gray metal unit combines a mailbox and an intercom system, with the house number '1245' cut out of metal above it. Adjacent to this is a gray metal door with a striking geometric pattern of vertical rectangular cutouts. Above the door and intercom unit, a dark wood-like panel is installed. The scene is set outdoors in an urban environment.

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.

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