Quincho Reonir es un proyecto de Viviana Melamed en CABA. Estilo moderno. 5 fotos de comedor, otro. Materiales predominantes: hormigón visto, madera, piedra.

Landhi

Quincho Reonir

CABA, Argentina

Quincho Reonir por Viviana Melamed en CABA, Argentina. 5 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arquitectura y diseño en Landhi.

Quincho Reonir — Viviana Melamed — CABA, Argentina | Landhi

This semi-outdoor dining area features a large, rectangular natural wood table with slatted detailing, surrounded by matching slatted chairs. A counter with bar stools is integrated into the space. The walls and ceiling are clad in slatted natural wood, creating a warm and rhythmic visual texture. Recessed and indirect lighting provides artificial illumination. Built-in shelving units are also present. The floor is polished concrete in a neutral gray. Some planters with vegetation are placed around the perimeter. The setting appears to be urban.

The image showcases a modern commercial interior, likely a bar or restaurant, featuring a prominent stone countertop bar. The ceiling is constructed from parallel natural wood slats, creating a rhythmic pattern and incorporating recessed lighting. Walls are clad in horizontal natural wood panels, and a black metal shelving unit displays decorative ceramic vases. The bar is supported by substantial natural wood columns and features minimalist wooden bar stools. The floor is a polished concrete finish. Indirect lighting adds to the ambiance.

A semi-outdoor hospitality space features a striking slatted wood ceiling with integrated indirect lighting. The floor is finished in large-format gray concrete tiles. Several seating arrangements are present, including light wood round tables with black bases and grey fabric armchairs and chairs with natural wood legs. A white metal cabinet is visible on the left. The space has large glass windows looking out onto an urban environment.

This is a wide-angle indoor photograph of a commercial dining space. The ceiling features an intricate design of natural wood slats, creating a textured overhead plane. Walls are clad in similar natural wood slats, enhancing the warmth of the space. The floor is polished concrete in a neutral gray tone. Several long, rectangular tables with natural wood tops are arranged linearly, each accompanied by numerous light wood chairs with natural wood seats and backs. Pendant lights with round, diffused white shades hang above the tables, providing warm artificial illumination. Indirect lighting is also utilized, contributing to the ambient atmosphere. A tall black metal planter with a vibrant green plant adds a touch of life to the scene. The overall aesthetic is modern and inviting, suitable for a restaurant or communal workspace.

This is a wide indoor shot of a commercial dining area with a modern Scandinavian style. The space features long, rectangular wooden dining tables with complementary chairs, some featuring light grey upholstery. The ceiling is constructed from parallel natural wood slats, and the walls are a mix of exposed brick in a beige tone and wood paneling. Indirect lighting is integrated into the ceiling design, supplemented by prominent woven cylindrical pendant lights over the tables. The floor is a polished concrete in a grey hue. Several rows of dining tables and chairs are arranged in the room, creating a communal dining atmosphere. The space appears well-lit with both natural and artificial light.

Viviana Melamed

Viviana Melamed se recibe de arquitecta en la Facultad de Arquitectura y Urbanismo en 1984. Posteriormente en 2001 y 2002 cursa la Maestría en Dirección de Empresas Constructoras e Inmobiliarias de UCA y Politécnico de Madrid. 
 
Desde 1985 desarrolla su actividad profesional al frente del Estudio Melamed 
 
En 2002 crea MATRIZdesign, empresa de diseño, producción y comercialización de muebles y tapicería 
 
Realiza viajes de formación a Ferias de Diseño En el período 1995 a 2003 anualmente a ICFF, Nueva York En el período 2004 a 2011 anualmente a Feria Internacional del Mueble, Milán 
 
Desde 2008 emprende algunos de sus proyectos en asociación con arquitecta Silvia Kuras. 
 
Expuso sus proyectos de arquitectura, arquitectura interior y diseños de mobiliario, tapicería y accesorios en la exposiciónes en ICFF en Nueva York, en Cienporciento Diseño Buenos Aires, en Bienales de Arquitectura de Buenos Aires, en las ediciones de CASA FOA de 2002 a 2011, el el Museo MALBA de Buenos Aires, en espacio de CMD en Batimat Buenos Aires.

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