CASA BSB es un proyecto de BUSCETTI & DI BERNARDO arquitectas en Gonnet (2020), de 275 m². Estilo moderno. 10 fotos de fachada, living. Materiales predominant

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CASA BSB

Gonnet, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina

Alejandro Peral Photography

Vivienda unifamiliar en Gorina, La Plata.

CASA BSB por BUSCETTI & DI BERNARDO arquitectas en Gonnet, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina (2020). 10 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arquitectura y dis

CASA BSB — BUSCETTI & DI BERNARDO arquitectas — Gonnet, Provincia de B

A modern, brutalist residential facade is captured in a wide, outdoor shot. The structure features prominent geometric volumes clad in a combination of textured, gray exposed concrete and terracotta exposed brick. Large sections of the facade incorporate perforated brick screens, creating intricate patterns. A raw concrete wall forms a lower section of the building, contrasting with the upper brickwork. A wooden door is visible, set within the concrete. The building is set in a suburban context with some vegetation. Natural light is abundant.

The facade of a modern house features a striking contrast between exposed concrete and exposed brick elements. The concrete is used for large, angular planes, including a cantilevered overhang above the entrance. The brickwork is arranged in a geometric pattern, creating a unique texture and visual interest. The entrance area is recessed, with a wooden door visible. Vegetation is present around the property, suggesting an urban or suburban setting. The lighting appears to be natural and abundant.

This is a wide shot of a modern residential facade under a clear blue sky. The primary material visible is perforated brick in a terracotta color, arranged in a patterned facade. Adjacent to the brick is a smooth, gray concrete section. A large, reflective black metal garage door dominates the lower part of the structure. A white wall section is visible to the left, contrasting with the brick and concrete. Some sparse vegetation, including a bare tree, is present in the foreground on the left side. The overall setting is urban.

This is a wide shot of a modern, open-plan living room with a primary focus on a prominent, exposed brick wall. The wall features a built-in black metal fireplace with a dark surround. Large, floor-to-ceiling black metal framed windows and sliding glass doors dominate the adjacent walls, offering abundant natural light and views of the exterior. The ceiling is flat and white, constructed from concrete, while the floor is a smooth grey concrete. The space is uncluttered and minimally furnished, emphasizing the architectural materials and the interplay of light.

This is a wide-angle photo of a modern residential facade with a semi-outdoor setting. The architecture features a prominent concrete pergola with integrated indirect lighting, casting a warm glow on the space. A significant portion of the facade is composed of floor-to-ceiling windows with black frames, reflecting the twilight sky. Exposed brick walls in a terracotta color are visible, contrasting with the gray concrete elements. An integrated linear fireplace is a key feature in the outdoor living area, alongside a built-in bbq grill. The flooring is finished in gray concrete. The context is suburban with some vegetation visible. The lighting is a mix of moderate natural light and warm artificial light from indirect sources.

The image shows a modern suburban facade featuring a prominent brick lattice wall. Adjacent to the brickwork is a smooth, exposed concrete section, creating a stark contrast in materials and texture. A cantilevered concrete slab extends outwards, supported by dark metal beams, suggesting a covered outdoor area. The ground level consists of concrete paving. Beyond the immediate structure, a dark metal fence with diagonal slats encloses an area with some vegetation and distant buildings under a clear blue sky. The lighting is natural and abundant, highlighting the architectural forms.

The facade features a striking combination of perforated brick walls and smooth white concrete sections. A large, dark metal gate is partially open, revealing a glimpse of the interior. A prominent wooden pivot door stands centrally, inviting entry into the hallway. The entrance is defined by a concrete pathway and steps, leading through an opening framed by concrete and brick. The roofline is flat, with a simple concrete edge. The overall aesthetic is modern and architectural, with a focus on material contrast and geometric forms.

A contemporary architectural facade features a prominent perforated brick wall in a terracotta color, contrasting with exposed concrete soffits and walls. A black metal pergola structure extends across the outdoor space, framing the view towards a suburban exterior with some vegetation. The floor and facade also incorporate concrete elements. Recessed and indirect lighting are visible.

This is an exterior shot of a modern house facade. A large, cantilevered concrete slab forms the roof over a sheltered entryway. To the right, a distinctive wall is constructed from stacked terracotta bricks, forming a perforated screen. To the left, a smooth, light gray concrete wall serves as a backdrop. The entryway features a wooden door set within a dark frame, leading into the interior. The ground is paved with concrete. Vegetation is present to the left of the entrance. Indirect lighting is integrated into the ceiling.

A two-story modern residence features a stark facade of concrete and exposed brick under a night sky with a full moon. The ground level showcases expansive floor-to-ceiling windows and sliding glass doors, leading to a covered patio area. Integrated into the facade is a prominent outdoor fireplace with a dark hearth. A cantilevered upper level extends over the patio, supported by slender columns. The exterior is illuminated by warm artificial lighting, highlighting architectural details. Surrounding the house is a manicured lawn.

Aluar División Elaborados

Aberturas y Cerramientos

Roca Argentina 

Baño

ATRIM GLOBAL

JOHNSON ACERO

Cocina

EGGER

Productora Química Llana 

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BUSCETTI & DI BERNARDO arquitectas

Somos Jimena y Daniela, dos arquitectas que fusionamos nuestro conocimiento y experiencia para crear nuestro estudio. 
Diseñamos y creamos espacios buscando innovación y calidad en los detalles. Espacios simples con identidad. Espacios personalizados.
Trabajamos en el proceso productivo de todas las instancias, desde el Anteproyecto hasta el Desarrollo del Proyecto y la Direccion de Obra.
Intervenimos activamente en cada etapa; enlazando rubros, tiempos y recursos para lograr el resultado deseado.
Pensamos cada espacio al detalle.
Preferimos el uso de materiales nobles que trasmitan su esencia.
Exploramos el uso de la luz natural para enriquecer los espacios.

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