Rue du Jura 9-11 es un proyecto de RDR arquitectos (2011). Estilo industrial. 7 fotos de cocina, living, escalera. Materiales predominantes: madera, hormigón 

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Rue du Jura 9-11

Rue du Jura 9-11 por RDR arquitectos (2011). 7 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arquitectura y diseño en Landhi.

Rue du Jura 9-11 — RDR arquitectos | Landhi

This is a wide-angle photo of a modern industrial kitchen with a double-height ceiling. The kitchen features extensive natural wood cabinetry with integrated appliances, including a black oven and cooktop and a stainless steel extractor. A white countertop and backsplash complete the functional kitchen area. Above the kitchen, exposed steel beams and a pulley system with a pendant light add to the industrial aesthetic. The ceiling is white, and the floor is polished concrete. Indirect lighting is integrated into the upper cabinetry, complementing the natural light from the windows. A metal crane mechanism is visible on the upper level. The space is open-plan and sparsely furnished, creating a minimalist and functional environment.

This is a wide shot of a spacious, open-plan living area with a dining section and a glimpse of a kitchen. The space features exposed white wooden beams across the ceiling and natural wood flooring. Walls are predominantly white, with extensive built-in white modular shelving units housing books and decor. A large, L-shaped beige fabric sofa is the central seating element, complemented by a black leather armchair and a rectangular wooden coffee table. Adjacent is a round wooden dining table. The kitchen area showcases natural wood cabinetry and white stone countertops. Artificial lighting comes from recessed lights, pendant lights, and indirect sources, complementing abundant natural light. A potted plant adds a touch of green. The style is a blend of modern and industrial.

This is a spacious, open-plan loft apartment with a double-height ceiling. The primary area shown is a modern kitchen, featuring natural wood cabinetry with a matte finish and integrated appliances. The countertops and backsplash are a seamless white microcement. The floor is polished concrete in a gray tone, and the ceiling is white. Exposed white-painted steel beams are a prominent architectural feature, supporting the upper level which has a partial wall. A large skylight in the upper ceiling provides abundant natural light, supplemented by neutral artificial lighting. The overall style is industrial modern, with clean lines and a functional aesthetic.

A wide-angle interior photo showcases a spacious living area with a double-height ceiling and exposed white beams. The primary material is polished concrete flooring. White painted walls complement the exposed beams. Built-in white shelving is a prominent storage solution. A modular gray fabric sofa anchors the seating area, complemented by a black and white graphic rug. A round wooden dining table with black metal frame chairs is visible in the secondary dining area. The kitchen features natural wood cabinetry. Natural light floods the space through skylights. Artificial lighting includes indirect sources and a pendant light.

A wide-angle photo shows the interior of a modern industrial-style commercial space. The primary focus is a floating staircase with glass railings and treads. Above, a large industrial skylight with exposed dark metal beams floods the space with natural light. The floors are polished concrete in a gray tone, and the walls are painted white. The ceiling features prominent exposed dark metal beams and is largely composed of the glass skylight. The overall impression is one of spaciousness and industrial elegance.

This is a wide-angle photograph of a contemporary open-plan living space with a prominent kitchen area. The space features a high ceiling with exposed wooden beams and a large central skylight, providing abundant natural light. The walls are primarily finished in white. The kitchen boasts extensive natural wood cabinetry with a sleek, modern design and integrated appliances, including a stainless steel oven and microwave. The countertops and backsplash are also in natural wood, illuminated by warm indirect lighting. The floor is polished concrete in a neutral gray tone. The overall aesthetic blends industrial elements with modern design.

This is a wide-angle indoor photo of a modern residential space with a prominent concrete floor and white walls. The space features a long hallway leading to a room with a low, natural wood shelving unit with glass doors filled with books. A rattan chair with a cushion is placed near a wooden dresser. Above the shelving unit, a framed artwork of giraffes is visible. Exposed beams are present in the ceiling, and indirect lighting illuminates the area. The overall atmosphere is clean and minimalist.

RDR arquitectos

Fundado en 1993 por Jacques Richter e Ignacio Dahl Rocha, RDR architectes está encabezado por una nueva generación de arquitectos formados en su seno, cuya filosofía y valores comparte, capaces de apoyarse en una experiencia que ha contribuido a su reputación, al tiempo que le ha dado una visión renovada.
Combinando creatividad y profesionalismo, las competencias del estudio cubren los campos de la arquitectura, la planificación urbana y el diseño de interiores, dominando todas las fases del proceso del proyecto, desde los estudios preliminares hasta la administración de la construcción.
A lo largo de los años, sus equipos en Lausana y Buenos Aires han consolidado su experiencia de una práctica arquitectónica colaborativa, desarrollando una amplia gama de proyectos - de tamaños, programas y complejidades varias- a través de mandatos públicos o privados, adquiridos por encargo directo o concurso.
La dirección del equipo de Lausana está a cargo de Kenneth Ross, Antoine Barc, Frédéric Comby e Hilario Dahl Rocha, mientras que Bruno Emmer y Facundo Morando dirigen el equipo de Buenos Aires. Ignacio Dahl Rocha sigue orientando y federando el pensamiento arquitectónico, a través de su implicación en los proyectos y de su actividad académicaLos antiguos socios, Jacques Richter, todavía activo en la vida asociativa y profesional, y Christian Leibbrandt, continúan apoyando a la Dirección con sus consejos y experiencia.
Con más de 15 nacionalidades, los equipos de RDR perpetúan el carácter multicultural que contribuye a la identidad del estudio. Esta apertura al mundo subyace en la vocación internacional actual y futura de RDR architectes.

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