Martindale II por Estudio Moreto Bensusan en Pilar, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina (2008). 5 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arquitectura y diseño en L

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Martindale II

Pilar, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina

Martindale II — Estudio Moreto Bensusan — Pilar, Provincia de Buenos A

A wide-angle exterior photograph showcases a multi-story Mediterranean-style residence with a beige stucco-like facade and a prominent terracotta tile roof. The central entrance features large, arched openings, leading to a recessed doorway. A second-story balcony with a dark railing spans across a section of the facade. The landscaping includes manicured green lawns and prominent trees. The lighting appears to be a mix of natural light and warm artificial lighting, with recessed and indirect sources visible.

A wide shot shows the facade of a two-story Mediterranean-style residential house at night. The house features a terracotta tiled roof, stucco-like beige walls, and arched loggias on the ground floor. Numerous recessed lights and sconces illuminate the exterior with warm light. There are windows with dark shutters on the second floor and a balcony with railings. Tall cypress trees are planted in front of the house, and some shrubs are visible. The moon is visible in the dark blue night sky.

This is a wide-angle, eye-level photograph of an outdoor dining area. The primary architectural feature is a large, curved archway framing the space. Lush, tall papyrus plants with feathery tops are prominent in the foreground, obscuring parts of the scene. Beyond the arch, a round wooden dining table with a metal base is set with four slatted-back chairs made of natural wood. Indirect warm lighting emanates from within the arched structure. The floor is paved with large beige stone tiles, and the walls appear to be a textured gray concrete. The overall setting is semi-outdoor, with abundant natural light.

This is a wide-angle exterior shot of a two-story residential house with a stucco-like beige facade and a tile-like gray roof. The ground floor features large floor-to-ceiling windows and sliding glass doors leading to an outdoor patio. Several white round columns support an upper balcony. The upper floor has multiple windows, some with black metal railings, and a central chimney. Tall dry grasses are prominently placed in the foreground. Artificial warm lighting is visible from inside the house and from recessed and sconce fixtures on the exterior. The setting is suburban with some vegetation.

This is a wide shot of a large, semi-outdoor patio area of a residential building at night. The space is defined by large, beige stone columns supporting an overhead structure. The floor is paved with beige stone. Multiple seating areas are furnished with white sofas and armchairs featuring blue trim. Recessed lighting, sconces, and indirect lighting cast a warm glow across the scene. The building facade is also made of beige stone. Some vegetation is visible in the foreground. The architectural style leans towards Mediterranean with classic influences. There is a dark wood dining table visible further into the patio.

Estudio Moreto Bensusan

Estudio de Diseño, Arquitectura y Construcción. 

En nuestro estudio diseñamos y construimos considerando especialmente los gustos y necesidades de nuestros clientes, haciendo entonces lo que llamamos una "obra a medida". Para ello tenemos en cuenta las posibilidades económicas del propietario, optimizando la relación precio calidad y estética. Por eso ofrecemos una selección de materiales y estilos que garanticen perdurabilidad en el tiempo. Asimismo, hacemos hincapie en la relación de la construcción con su entorno, combinando colores y texturas como también grandes aberturas para conseguir un contacto directo con la naturaleza. Por este motivo trabajamos en conjunto a paisajistas y diseñadores de interiores que nos garanticen llegar a cumplir los deseos del cliente.

Consideramos que al proyectar los espacios debemos lograr la mayor funcionalidad y estética para mejorar la calidad de vida de quienes lo habiten.


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