Barlovento Towers por MUCHTEK en La Lucila, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina (2025). 5 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arquitectura y diseño en Landhi.

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Barlovento Towers

La Lucila, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina

Barlovento Towers — MUCHTEK — La Lucila, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Ar

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The interior features a large, multi-faceted glass facade entrance with a tall, cylindrical glass planter housing a tree as the central focal point. The floor is made of beige marble-like tiles. The ceiling is clad in black metal ribs, creating a textured surface. The walls are constructed from exposed concrete in a gray tone. Recessed glass-fronted cabinets are integrated into the walls. Indirect lighting casts a warm glow throughout the space.

A modern indoor hallway features a prominent vertical wood slat wall on the right. The floor is a polished beige stone. The ceiling is black and features a geometric pattern. Large floor-to-ceiling windows line the left side of the hallway, allowing in moderate natural light. A tall black planter with a green plant is positioned in the hallway. Artificial lighting is warm and indirect, integrated into the ceiling and walls. The space appears to be a commercial building, possibly an office or hotel lobby.

A modern, brutalist residential building facade is captured in a wide, low-angle outdoor shot. The structure features prominent diagonal concrete fins on the lower levels and cantilevered balconies with glass railings on the upper floors. The facade is predominantly made of raw, gray concrete, with floor-to-ceiling windows visible on some levels. The ground level has a paved stone walkway and a grassy area with some vegetation. The sky is bright with scattered clouds.

This image shows a modern indoor hallway with two stainless steel elevator doors prominently featured on the left. The walls are clad in natural wood slats, providing a warm texture. The ceiling is finished in black. The floor is a light beige stone material. Indirect lighting and recessed ceiling lights provide a warm artificial illumination to the space. The overall aesthetic is clean and contemporary.

This is a wide exterior shot of a modern multi-story building with a brutalist architectural style. The primary facade is composed of textured gray concrete panels, interspersed with numerous floor-to-ceiling windows with black metal frames. Several cantilevered balconies with glass railings are integrated into the structure, adding visual depth. Indirect lighting is subtly incorporated into the building's design. The setting is an urban environment with a clear blue sky, and some green vegetation is visible in the distance.

MUCHTEK

MUCHTEK es una empresa argentina con gran trayectoria y reconocimiento en el mercado. Su esencia es la inversión constante en innovación y tecnología de punta para brindar una amplia gama de soluciones de máxima calidad y eficiencia en sistemas de perfiles de PVC para aberturas y productos arquitectónicos.

Con 20 años de trayectoria en la industria de la construcción, MUCHTEK se posicionó como la marca líder en desarrollo de sistemas de perfiles de PVC para aberturas de alta prestación, que dan respuesta a las necesidades del mercado en Argentina y Latinoamérica. Su crecimiento exponencial se traduce en representaciones en más de 15 países de la región, con filiales en Brasil, Chile y México.

Recientemente, la empresa incorporó nuevas unidades de negocios: además de la línea de Profiles, sumó la línea IN&OUT Design con productos arquitectónicos de PVC como tubulares, wall panel, decks y revestimientos, y MUCHTEK Recycling, que permite reciclar y reutilizar de tres a cuatro toneladas diarias de perfiles de PVC, para ser reinsertados en el mercado en perfiles auxiliares, alfajías y zócalos. De esta forma, MUCHTEK incorporó de manera virtuosa un proyecto de economía circular a su estrategia de negocios.


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