Rue du Jura 9-11 es un proyecto de RDR arquitectos (2011). Estilo moderno. 6 fotos de escalera, cocina, living. Materiales predominantes: hormigón visto, made

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Rue du Jura 9-11

Rue du Jura 9-11 por RDR arquitectos (2011). 6 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arquitectura y diseño en Landhi.

Rue du Jura 9-11 — RDR arquitectos | Landhi

A wide shot captures an open-plan living and dining area with a kitchen visible in the background. The space features a white ceiling with prominent exposed wooden beams and a wood floor. Walls are painted white, and built-in white shelving units line one wall, filled with books and decorative objects. A modular gray fabric sofa anchors the living area, complemented by a black leather-like armchair. A wooden dining table with chairs is positioned in the dining zone. Artificial lighting includes warm indirect sources and a round white pendant light. A green plant in a planter adds a touch of nature. The kitchen area has natural wood cabinetry.

A wide-angle interior shot showcases a modern apartment with an open-plan layout. The primary space is a hallway leading into a living area, defined by a polished concrete floor and white, textured walls. Exposed white ceiling beams and indirect lighting create an industrial yet airy atmosphere. A low, wooden shelving unit with books and a framed artwork are prominent features. In the foreground left, a wooden dresser holds a black object, and a rattan wicker armchair with a cushion is placed against a white brick wall. A long, elevated corridor runs through the center of the image, connecting different parts of the dwelling.

This image showcases a double-height living space with a modern kitchen. Exposed wooden beams define the ceiling structure, contrasting with white walls. A skylight illuminates the area with natural light. The kitchen features sleek, natural wood cabinetry with integrated stainless steel appliances. The flooring is polished concrete in a neutral gray. Indirect lighting adds warmth to the kitchen's upper cabinets and backsplash area.

A wide-angle photograph showcases a modern interior with a focus on a floating glass staircase. The staircase features clear glass railings and is illuminated by abundant natural light filtering through a large industrial skylight. Exposed steel beams are visible along the ceiling, contributing to an industrial aesthetic. The floors are polished concrete in a gray tone, and the walls are painted white. The space appears open-plan, suggesting it could be used for office or retail purposes. Recessed artificial lighting complements the natural illumination.

This is a wide-angle interior photograph of a spacious loft-like living area. The space features an open-plan layout with a prominent living area, a visible kitchen, and dining space. Architectural elements include exposed white-painted beams crisscrossing the high, slanted ceiling and several large skylights illuminating the interior. The walls are primarily white, contrasting with the grey concrete floor. The kitchen area has natural wood cabinetry and stone countertops. Key furnishings include a large grey modular sofa, a black leather armchair, a wooden dining table, and a tall white metal bookcase filled with books and objects. Artwork, specifically a black and white photograph, is displayed on the wall. Integrated stainless steel kitchen appliances are visible. The lighting is abundant from natural sources, supplemented by warm artificial lighting from pendant and recessed fixtures.

This is a wide-angle interior photo of a loft-style residential space with a prominent kitchen area. The kitchen features natural wood cabinetry with integrated appliances, a white countertop, and a white backsplash. Exposed white beams crisscross the double-height ceiling, and a skylight illuminates the space. The flooring is polished concrete, and the walls are painted white. Built-in storage is visible within the cabinetry. Indirect lighting is also incorporated into the ceiling.

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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