Casa Pez por Barrionuevo Arquitects en B1648 Tigre, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina (2014). 11 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arquitectura y diseño en 

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Casa Pez

B1648 Tigre, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina

Alejandro Peral / Santiago Camusso / Eugenio Valentín

Ganadora del International Property Award, una casa de Hormigon como material predominante y mucha madera en su interior, pisos de travertino, peceras y mucha luz!

Casa Pez — Barrionuevo Arquitects — B1648 Tigre, Provincia de Buenos A

Carola Crostelli

Janette Liberman

A wide shot captures the facade of a modern, two-story residential building. The structure features prominent concrete elements and extensive floor-to-ceiling glass windows. A multi-level, curved swimming pool with stone tiling surrounds a portion of the building. The facade incorporates subtle circular decorative elements. Natural sunlight illuminates the scene, highlighting the materials and architectural design. The surrounding area includes green grass and some low-lying vegetation. The context appears suburban.

A modern bathroom features a dark marble-like floor and walls. A freestanding oval white bathtub is positioned centrally, complemented by wall-mounted matte black faucets. Two undermount oval white ceramic sinks are integrated into a dark countertop, each with a tall matte black single-handle faucet. Rectangular frameless mirrors with backlighting are mounted above the sinks. The ceiling is black, and floor-to-ceiling windows offer abundant natural light. Indirect and recessed lighting is also visible, creating a sophisticated ambiance. Wall paneling enhances the wall design.

This is a wide shot of a modern bedroom with abundant natural light filtering through floor-to-ceiling windows. The walls are primarily white, with a section of dark fabric paneling behind the bed. The floor is natural wood, complementing the neutral color palette. A large, white upholstered platform bed dominates the center of the room, accompanied by a light gray rectangular storage side table. Abstract, colorful artwork hangs on the wall. A long, dark wood cabinet runs along one side of the room. Indirect and recessed lighting provide warm artificial illumination. A woman in white clothing stands near the window. The exterior context appears urban with some vegetation visible.

A wide shot captures the facade of a modern residential building with a prominent brutalist architectural style. The exterior features a large, curved concrete element with a circular opening, framing a view of the entrance. The entrance itself is defined by a wooden slatted pivot door and a covered porch with a wooden slatted ceiling and thin metal columns. The building's facade is predominantly gray concrete, with accents of natural wood on the door and porch ceiling. Green vegetation is visible in the foreground, with plants in a large white ceramic planter and in the garden. The scene is set outdoors in a suburban environment under a clear blue sky.

A wide shot of a modern bedroom featuring a large bed with a white upholstered headboard. The floor is made of natural wood planks. One wall is paneled in gray fabric, while another features floor-to-ceiling windows with sheer white curtains, allowing abundant natural light. Indirect and recessed artificial lighting provides a warm ambiance. A gray rectangular storage unit serves as a side table, and a long, low black cabinet is visible. An abstract, colorful artwork hangs on the wall. A person is partially visible near the window.

A modern indoor pool area features a large, smooth concrete wall as the dominant element. The water in the rectangular pool has a clear turquoise hue. Two white chaise lounges are placed on a gray tiled floor near the pool. A piece of abstract art with red and black elements hangs on the concrete wall. The lighting appears to be a mix of indirect and recessed fixtures, creating a warm ambiance. Minimalist design principles are evident throughout the space.

A wide shot captures a modern residential living room with an open floor plan. The dominant feature is a long, modular sectional sofa in gray fabric, complemented by curved chartreuse armchairs. A round black metal coffee table sits centrally on a geometric patterned rug in beige and gray. The walls are adorned with natural wood slat paneling and white painted sections. Floor-to-ceiling windows offer abundant natural light. Indirect warm artificial lighting is supplemented by a prominent black arc floor lamp and minimal clear glass globe pendant lights. The flooring is finished in natural wood. The space is styled with low clutter.

This is a wide shot of a modern residential facade with prominent brutalist influences. The structure is composed of intersecting geometric volumes clad in gray concrete. Large, floor-to-ceiling windows are integrated into the facade, some with dark frames and others with wooden accents. A tall, slender palm tree stands in a planter to the left of the house. Several circular or abstractly shaped windows are visible on the upper levels. The surrounding area features a well-maintained lawn and some smaller plants. The lighting is natural and moderate, with subtle warm artificial lighting visible from within. The setting is outdoor and suburban.

This is a wide-angle photograph of a modern, two-story residential facade under a clear blue sky. The architecture features clean geometric volumes, with prominent use of white and gray concrete. A notable architectural detail is a large circular cutout on a gray concrete section of the facade. Floor-to-ceiling windows are visible on the upper level, partially obscured by louvers. A section of the ground floor is open, suggesting a carport or entryway. Natural light is abundant, highlighting the textures of the concrete and stone elements. Some vegetation, including a bare tree and palm trees, surrounds the property, with a manicured lawn in front. Indirect and recessed lighting are likely incorporated for illumination.

This is a wide-angle shot of a modern open-plan kitchen. Extensive natural wood paneling covers the walls and cabinetry, creating a warm and continuous aesthetic. A large floor-to-ceiling glass wall offers views of lush outdoor vegetation. Built-in stainless steel ovens and cooktops are integrated into the cabinetry. The countertop is a light-colored marble-like material. The floor is finished with large beige stone tiles. Recessed and indirect lighting illuminates the space. A round white pedestal table with black swivel chairs is positioned in the middle ground.

A striking modern and brutalist facade dominates the view, featuring clean white concrete planes contrasted with exposed gray concrete elements. A prominent concrete pergola extends across the front, providing covered parking and architectural interest. Large floor-to-ceiling windows and a unique circular cutout with a dark-toned interior add dynamic visual elements. The surrounding area is a manicured lawn with some sparse vegetation, indicating a suburban setting. The lighting appears to be a mix of natural daylight and subtle integrated artificial lights.

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