Casa Palma por Alric Galindez Arquitectos (2013). 11 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arquitectura y diseño en Landhi.

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Casa Palma

Como un palimpsesto, el paisaje se reescribe varias veces sobre si mismo. Durante muchos años grandes quintas se expandían sobre la llanura pampeana. Con el avance de la ciudad, se subdividieron en terreno de menor superficie, transformándose, en este caso, una antigua quinta de árboles longevos en un barrio privado. De esta última subdivisión, solo quedaron dos palmeras y una araucaria. Estos árboles podrían ser un obstáculo para el desarrollo del proyecto pero también, al mismo tiempo, una oportunidad de superponer, en el tiempo y en el espacio elementos del paisaje original con la nueva intervención.

Casa Palma — Alric Galindez Arquitectos | Landhi

Como un palimpsesto, el paisaje se reescribe varias veces sobre si mismo. Durante muchos años grandes quintas se expandían sobre la llanura pampeana. Con el avance de la ciudad, se subdividieron en terreno de menor superficie, transformándose, en este caso, una antigua quinta de árboles longevos en un barrio privado. De esta última subdivisión, solo quedaron dos palmeras y una araucaria. Estos árboles podrían ser un obstáculo para el desarrollo del proyecto pero también, al mismo tiempo, una oportunidad de superponer, en el tiempo y en el espacio elementos del paisaje original con la nueva intervención. 

A two-story modern residential building features a facade constructed from textured gray concrete. The structure is characterized by intersecting geometric volumes and large, floor-to-ceiling windows with black metal frames. A paved area in front is partially covered by a concrete planter and a few minimalist outdoor chairs. Trees and some vegetation are visible surrounding the property under a clear blue sky.

A modern residential facade features contrasting white concrete volumes and extensive floor-to-ceiling windows. A green roof system is visible, integrating vegetation into the architecture. A tropical palm tree is a prominent element in the foreground, softening the sharp lines of the building. Rectangular black planters and modern white outdoor furniture suggest a functional outdoor space. The lighting appears to be a mix of recessed and indirect artificial sources, creating a warm ambiance during twilight. The overall setting is suburban with some visible trees in the background.

This is a wide shot of a modern residential building facade featuring a cantilevered section constructed from gray concrete. Large floor-to-ceiling windows are integrated into the concrete structure. Prominent palm trees and other lush vegetation surround the building. Outdoor furniture with black metal frames and wood tops is visible on a lower level, suggesting a patio or terrace area. The setting is suburban, with abundant natural light. The architectural style is a blend of modern and brutalist influences, characterized by clean lines and raw material expression. The surfaces are primarily concrete, with some visible wood elements in the furniture.

This is a wide shot of a modern living room with a semi-outdoor setting. The space features prominent vegetation and a forest exterior context. The primary surfaces are concrete floors, walls, and ceilings in a gray color. The dominant furniture is a high-prominence, long, modular white fabric sofa, accompanied by a low-profile beige fabric armchair and a low rectangular dark wood coffee table. A high-prominence, large built-in dark wood shelving unit is a key feature. Abundant natural light enters through a high-prominence glass facade, complemented by warm indirect and pendant lighting. The architectural style is primarily brutalist with modern secondary characteristics. Exposed concrete and floor-to-ceiling windows are significant architectural features.

This is a wide shot of a modern interior with a prominent exposed concrete ceiling and a floor-to-ceiling glass wall revealing lush green vegetation outside. A floating staircase with concrete steps and black metal railings ascends to the upper level. Adjacent to the staircase is a vast wall of black built-in shelving filled with books. The floor is covered in large, light-colored stone tiles, and a burgundy oriental rug runner is laid down the hallway. Recessed and indirect lighting are visible, supplementing the abundant natural light.

This is a wide shot of a modern multi-level residence with a prominent central palm tree. The architecture features exposed concrete walls and floors throughout. A floating staircase with metal treads ascends to upper levels. Large floor-to-ceiling glass windows create transparency between interior spaces and the exterior. Visible interior spaces include a bedroom with a low platform bed and yellow bedding, and a living area with a low white sofa and colorful cushions. A planter with various cacti is positioned at the base of the palm tree. An orange and white striped runner rug is visible on the floor in one of the glass-enclosed areas. The space is illuminated by a combination of natural light and neutral artificial lighting from recessed fixtures.

This is a wide-angle photograph of a modern living room with an open-plan layout. The space features a prominent, tall, dark wood built-in bookcase that is centrally located and filled with books and decorative items. The flooring is a light-colored stone, and the ceiling is exposed concrete in a gray hue. Walls are also primarily concrete. A long, light beige fabric sectional sofa is positioned in the living area, complemented by a cream fabric armchair and a low, rectangular wood coffee table. A textured beige natural fiber rug anchors the seating arrangement. Indirect lighting and recessed lights provide artificial illumination, with abundant natural light entering the space, although the exterior context is not visible. Framed black and white artwork is present, including a portrait displayed on the shelving unit.

A modern brutalist residence features a striking facade of cantilevered concrete volumes. Extensive floor-to-ceiling windows offer seamless integration between indoor and outdoor spaces. The exterior includes a well-maintained lawn and a rectangular swimming pool. Outdoor furniture, including a low modular sectional sofa and a slatted bench, is arranged on a concrete patio. Tall, dark planters add vertical accents. The surrounding environment is suburban with prominent vegetation, including mature trees.

A wide-angle outdoor photo showcases a modern residential facade dominated by brutalist architecture. The building features extensive use of exposed concrete for its walls and floor slabs, creating a strong geometric form. Large floor-to-ceiling windows integrate the interior with the exterior. A multi-level deck and terraced landscaping with lush greenery and prominent palm trees surround the structure, enhancing its connection with the suburban environment. The lighting appears to be entirely natural.

A wide-angle photograph showcases the modern facade of a residential building with a prominent cantilevered concrete upper level. Large floor-to-ceiling windows connect the interior to the exterior. An outdoor living area features a concrete bench and a natural wood table under a concrete pergola. The ground level is characterized by exposed concrete flooring. Abundant natural light illuminates the space. Surrounding the building is a well-maintained lawn with prominent vegetation. The architectural style is a blend of modern and brutalist influences.

This is a bedroom with a focus on natural light, featuring large floor-to-ceiling windows and a glass-enclosed courtyard. The space is furnished with a large, low bed adorned with a geometric patterned duvet and a matching black and white geometric rug. Built-in white shelving and low-profile white cabinets provide storage. Artificial lighting includes warm indirect and recessed fixtures, along with a modern black metal pendant light. The flooring is a beige stone, complemented by white walls and ceilings.

Alric Galindez Arquitectos

Alric Galindez inicia sus actividades en el año 1995, proyectando desde sus comienzos distintos tipos de obras con un interés especial en el desarrollo de propuestas contemporáneas. Ha realizado más de 250 obras y proyectos de distintas escalas y programas. Con oficinas en Buenos Aires y San Carlos de Bariloche trabajando de manera conjunta en la búsqueda de lograr una sinergia propositiva en búsqueda de las ideas. La formación y el crecimiento profesional es un tema de particular interés en el estudio. Alric Galindez ha realizado proyectos a clientes de diversas nacionalidades tanto en Argentina como en el exterior, siendo cada proyecto abordado de una manera integral, trabajando desde el inicio junto a asesores especializados. Alric Galindez es un estudio de arquitectura fundado en 1995 y liderado por los arquitectos Santiago Alric, Carlos Galindez y Federico Lloveras. Cuenta con oficinas en Buenos Aires y Bariloche que trabajan de manera conjunta generando proyectos en Argentina y en el exterior. El estudio tiene especial interés en pensar la arquitectura como parte de un paisaje, entendiéndose como tal tanto lo natural como lo urbano o cultural. Su búsqueda se centra en descubrir el potencial y lo particular de cada lugar, y a través de la arquitectura, transformar un territorio en un paisaje vital. El proceso proyectual parte de encontrar una mirada diferente al problema, evitando soluciones preestablecidas. Un proceso analítico donde se exploran caminos alternativos que confluyen en una propuesta superadora.

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