BOA Eco Resort es un proyecto de G5arquitectos en Fortaleza - Ceará (2021), de 1200 m². Estilo moderno. 5 fotos de fachada, terraza. Materiales predominantes:

Landhi

BOA Eco Resort

Fortaleza - Ceará, Brasil

Una fachada revestida en madera que aporta una estética orgánica al entorno y calidez al proyecto.
Unidades de 1,2,3 y 4 ambientes con amplios balcones para aprovechar las visuales al mar.
Amenities como sauna, pileta y gimnasio complementan el proyecto para el máximo confort de los usuarios.

BOA Eco Resort por G5arquitectos en Fortaleza - Ceará, Brasil (2021). 5 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arquitectura y diseño en Landhi.

BOA Eco Resort — G5arquitectos — Fortaleza - Ceará, Brasil | Landhi

This is a rendered image showcasing the facade of a multi-level residential building in a coastal setting. The architecture features a modern design with strong Mediterranean influences, characterized by clean lines and natural materials. The primary facade material is light-toned wood, complemented by white concrete elements and large floor-to-ceiling windows with black frames. Overhanging wooden pergolas with exposed beams provide shade for the upper balconies, which are furnished with light wood outdoor seating and tables. The ground level includes a spacious deck area with a tan patio umbrella and ample planters filled with lush green vegetation. The building is integrated with its environment, featuring prominent tropical plants and trees around its perimeter. Natural light is abundant, with recessed and indirect artificial lighting visible.

This is a wide exterior render of a modern hospitality building situated in a coastal environment. The facade prominently features natural wood cladding and white concrete sections, complemented by floor-to-ceiling windows. Multiple levels showcase balconies equipped with hammocks, and an overhead pergola structure provides shading. Large concrete planters with vegetation are strategically placed. The scene is illuminated by abundant natural light, with warm artificial indirect lighting visible. Surrounding vegetation is prominent, contributing to the tropical atmosphere.

A modern three-story residential building facade is rendered with dark metal cladding and extensive floor-to-ceiling glass windows. Each unit features a spacious balcony or terrace furnished with modern outdoor seating and hammocks. The building's upper levels have cantilevered sections with a slatted wood underside, creating covered areas below. A prominent pergola structure extends over the top level. Lush tropical vegetation surrounds the building, hinting at a coastal setting. Indirect warm lighting is integrated into the architectural elements.

This is a wide shot render of a multi-level modern facade with Mediterranean influences, set in a coastal environment with prominent vegetation. The primary material is gray concrete, complemented by natural wood accents. Extensive floor-to-ceiling windows blur the lines between indoor and outdoor spaces. A prominent pergola structure extends over a deck area with rattan outdoor furniture and planters with tall green plants. A rectangular swimming pool with clear blue water is visible in the foreground, surrounded by stone paving. Glass and metal balcony railings offer unobstructed views. Natural light is abundant, supplemented by warm artificial lighting, primarily from indirect and recessed sources.

This is a render of a modern semi-outdoor residential balcony terrace with a coastal exterior context. The primary space features a deck floor made of natural wood, a natural wood slatted wall, and a natural wood ceiling. A built-in L-shaped beige fabric sofa is prominent, alongside an outdoor striped white and blue lounge chair. An integrated pool area is visible. Vegetation is prominent, adding to the aesthetic. The lighting is abundant natural light with visible warm artificial lighting, possibly from indirect sources. The style is a blend of modern and Mediterranean influences.

Hunter Douglas Argentina

Aberturas y Cerramientos

Baño

ferrum

PEISA

Climatización

ec sustentable

Cocina

JOHNSON ACERO

Iluminación KOLOR

Iluminación

PATAGONIA FLOORING

Pisos

Maderas Colon 

Revestimientos

G5arquitectos

G5 Arquitectos es el resultado de 3 generaciones de arquitectos de la misma familia, que comparten la pasión por el arte de diseñar espacios.
Arquitectura en equilibrio, es el concepto que promulgamos en nuestros proyectos para mantener un balance entre los limites que tenemos como seres y nuestro rol en el medio ambiente.

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