Casa Rumenco 3 por Estudio Arq. Carolina Peruzzo  en Mar del Plata, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina (2015). 7 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arquitectu

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Casa Rumenco 3

Mar del Plata, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina

Vivienda Unifamiliar en Barrio privado . Cuenta con 3 dormitorios, dependencia de servicio y un gran quincho / play room

Casa Rumenco 3 — Estudio Arq. Carolina Peruzzo  — Mar del Plata, Provi

A wide shot captures the modern facade of a suburban residential house under a cloudy sky. The house features a beige stucco-like exterior with prominent stone accents on the upper corner. Expansive floor-to-ceiling windows are visible on both levels. Lush, tall grass-like plants and vibrant green bushes create prominent landscaping in the foreground, with a gray concrete-like walkway leading towards the entrance. Indirect lighting is integrated into the architectural design.

A modern kitchen features a large island with a sleek stainless steel countertop. The island houses a stainless steel gas cooktop integrated into the surface. Above the cooktop, a prominent stainless steel chimney extractor extends towards the ceiling. White cabinetry provides ample storage, contrasting with the metallic surfaces. A wall clock is visible on the white wall. Windows allow natural light to illuminate the space. A stainless steel kettle sits on the countertop. Recessed and indirect lighting are present.

A semi-outdoor residential patio features a concrete floor and white walls, with large floor-to-ceiling windows. A medium-sized planter with some vegetation is prominently placed. Wooden outdoor furniture, including a chair and bench, is arranged in the space. The ceiling is white, and recessed lighting is visible. The space appears to be in a finished and styled condition, with abundant natural light. The style leans towards modern architecture.

This is a wide-angle interior photograph of a living room with abundant natural light coming from large windows. The floor is made of natural wood. One wall is clad in beige brick, featuring a fireplace. The dominant furniture includes a large, burgundy fabric sectional sofa and a brown leather-like armchair. A rectangular wooden coffee table sits in front of the sofa. A Christmas tree is visible in the corner. The ceiling is white, and other walls are also white. Artificial lighting appears warm and includes recessed lights and a floor lamp.

This is a semi-outdoor patio area with a terracotta tiled floor and beige plaster walls, covered by a light-colored pergola. Furniture includes a dark wood bench with cushions, a matching armchair, and a wooden coffee table with a glass top. There is also a rattan armchair with an upholstered seat. Sheer white curtains hang in the opening. Abundant natural light is supplemented by warm indirect artificial lighting. The space is surrounded by prominent lush green vegetation, suggesting a suburban setting.

This is a wide shot of a modern bathroom with dark grey tiled walls and floor. A white marble-like countertop sits atop a white floating vanity with drawers. A round white ceramic vessel sink is installed on the countertop, with a chrome gooseneck faucet. To the left, a modern white toilet is visible. A large ornate white framed mirror hangs on the wall above the vanity. Open white shelving is located to the right of the vanity, holding folded towels. Some artificial plants are placed on the countertop. The lighting appears to be a mix of indirect and recessed artificial lighting, with minimal natural light.

This is a wide shot of a modern, open-plan kitchen with abundant natural light. The primary materials are stainless steel and white walls. A prominent feature is the large kitchen island with a stainless steel countertop and cabinetry. Integrated appliances include a stainless steel induction cooktop, an extractor hood, and a refrigerator. A stainless steel undermount sink and faucet are also visible. Indirect and recessed lighting provide artificial illumination. Large, floor-to-ceiling windows offer views of the exterior, though the context is not visible. The space is styled with low clutter.

Estudio Arq. Carolina Peruzzo 

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