Quincho G+G es un proyecto de Sep Arquitectura  en La Plata (2026), de 60 m². Estilo moderno. 11 fotos de fachada, otro, cocina. Materiales predominantes: hor

Landhi

Quincho G+G

La Plata, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina

Sebastian Piovoso

Se trata de un quincho que funcionara como apoyo y complemento de la vivienda unifamiliar existente, dejando un importante espacio de parque entre ambas construcciones para disfrutar del verde y proyectar la futura construcción de una pileta. Se proyecta terminar la obra en diciembre de 2026

Quincho G+G por Sep Arquitectura  en La Plata, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina (2026). 11 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arquitectura y diseño en Landh

Quincho G+G — Sep Arquitectura  — La Plata, Provincia de Buenos Aires,

The image shows the exterior of a house under construction. The primary material visible is raw concrete on the walls and facade. The roof is made of black metal. A wheelbarrow and a blue bucket are present on the ground. The setting is suburban, with some vegetation visible. The sky is partly cloudy, indicating natural daylight.

This is a wide-angle render of an open-plan residential space. The primary area is a kitchen with natural wood-like cabinets spanning the entire wall, featuring a stainless steel oven and cooktop. Adjacent to the kitchen is a dining area with a rectangular wood-like table and navy fabric upholstered chairs. A living area is furnished with a wood-like stacked coffee table. Floor-to-ceiling glass doors open to an outdoor area with a pool, with suburban buildings visible in the background. Natural light is abundant, complemented by warm artificial lighting from pendant lights and indirect sources. The floor is made of natural wood-like material, and walls are white.

This is a construction photo of an indoor space with unfinished walls and floors. The primary surfaces include concrete floors and microcement walls, both in gray. The ceiling is exposed metal in black and gray. There are visible red brick walls in one section. Electrical conduits and wiring are exposed on the ceiling. Several buckets, a metal trolley, and tools are scattered on the floor. Artificial lighting appears cool and indirect.

The image shows a residential building under construction. The facade is a mix of plastered walls and exposed brickwork. Wooden scaffolding is erected around the building. Two construction workers are visible, one actively working with tools, and another in the background. A wheelbarrow and buckets are present on the ground, indicating ongoing construction work. The setting appears to be suburban with some vegetation visible.

This is a construction photo of a house facade under development. The building features exposed red brick walls and concrete elements. Construction materials like wooden scaffolding, a concrete mixer, metal reinforcement bars, and debris are present on the ground. A worker in a blue uniform is partially visible. The setting is a suburban exterior with some vegetation. The lighting appears to be natural and artificial warm light. The architectural style leans towards industrial.

This is a wide-angle construction photo of an interior space. The walls, ceiling, and floor are unfinished concrete. Exposed metal conduits and wiring are visible on the ceiling. A metal ladder and shelving unit are placed in the foreground. Several bags of material, a bucket, and a wheelbarrow are scattered around the floor. Natural light enters the space from an unseen source.

This is a construction photo of a building facade with exposed brick walls. The building has an unfinished appearance with visible scaffolding and timber beams. The ground is covered in dirt and debris. There are three large openings in the facade, suggesting potential doorways or windows. A wooden ladder leans against the structure. The sky is overcast with clouds.

This is a construction photo of a semi-outdoor space with a roof under construction. The roof structure consists of parallel metal beams supporting a translucent covering. The walls are made of exposed red brick. There are no visible furnishings or finished elements. The natural lighting is abundant through the translucent roof panels.

This is a wide-angle construction photo of a residential building under development, featuring exposed brick walls in shades of terracotta and beige. The structure has visible concrete elements, including a partial archway and beam structures. A worker in a hard hat and tool belt is present, alongside construction materials like a wheelbarrow and ladder. The scene is set outdoors in a suburban environment with some vegetation visible under a clear sky. The lighting is predominantly natural, with no artificial sources apparent.

This is a wide-angle construction photo showing a residential building in an unfinished state. The primary material is exposed red brick used for walls and structural elements. Wooden scaffolding is erected around the building, supporting the bricklaying process. Several wheelbarrows, one filled with concrete and another with mortar, are visible on the ground, indicating active construction. Piles of bricks are scattered around the site. The ground is covered in earth and debris. In the background, some trees are present, and the sky is partly cloudy.

This is a wide-angle construction photo of a residential building under construction. The primary focus is on the exterior facade, which is predominantly made of exposed brick in a terracotta color. Sections of the wall also feature exposed concrete with a white finish. The ground is covered in gray concrete. Stacks of construction materials, a wheelbarrow, and metal scaffolding are visible, indicating ongoing work. Some vegetation is present in the background. The overall setting is suburban, with abundant natural light.

Aluar División Elaborados

Aberturas y Cerramientos

Roca Argentina 

Baño

TROMEN

Climatización

PEISA

Cocina

JOHNSON ACERO

ATRIM GLOBAL

Iluminación

San Lorenzo Design

Pisos

DURLOCK

Revestimientos

PROTEX

Sep Arquitectura 

Mi nombre es Sebastian, soy Arquitecto y fundador del estudio SEP Arquitectura. Nos dedicamos a hacer Proyecto y Dirección de obra nueva. Remodelaciones, ampliaciones, refacciones. Trabajamos con contratistas que se encargan de la ejecución y ofrecemos la obra 100% terminada. Trabajamos en La Plata, Brandsen, Berisso, Ensenada, Berazategui, San Vicente, Canning, además de haber realizado obras en Pilar y Campana. Hacemos Empadronamientos, Informes técnicos, pericias, Cerprosa.

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