Chemin du Liseron es un proyecto de RDR arquitectos (2009). Estilo moderno. 9 fotos de fachada, cocina, living. Materiales predominantes: madera, hormigón vis

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Chemin du Liseron

Chemin du Liseron por RDR arquitectos (2009). 9 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arquitectura y diseño en Landhi.

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A wide exterior shot showcases the modern facade of a building, featuring extensive natural wood paneling contrasted with dark metal screening. Large floor-to-ceiling windows are visible, hinting at the interior spaces. A black metal fence with vertical slats encloses the property, with dense, tall green vegetation behind it. In the background, a larger, older building with a distinctive clock tower rises against a bright sky. The foreground consists of a paved driveway or walkway.

The image showcases a modern residential interior with a focus on a kitchen area visible through a large window. The exterior wall is clad in vertical natural wood planks, extending to the ceiling. Inside, a sleek kitchen features a black integrated induction cooktop set into a dark countertop. Behind the cooktop, a distinctive backsplash made of deep red and orange panels adds a pop of color and texture. A vibrant red patterned wall panel is also visible further into the space. The room is illuminated by abundant natural light entering through the expansive window.

This is a wide shot of a modern living and dining area with an open-plan layout. The floor is a matte gray concrete. The dominant seating is a large, sectional sofa upholstered in white fabric, complemented by a black leather reclining armchair. A natural wood dining table with matching white fabric chairs is positioned nearby. A large, cream-colored bell-shaped pendant light hangs prominently over the dining area. Walls are a mix of white fabric and natural wood slat paneling. Floor-to-ceiling windows offer abundant natural light. An abstract artwork with green and black tones is displayed on one wall. Artificial lighting is warm, primarily from indirect sources and the pendant light.

This is a wide shot of a modern residential interior, focusing on a combined kitchen and hallway area. The flooring is a continuous dark gray concrete. A floating staircase with natural wood treads and risers dominates the left side of the image, leading upwards. The kitchen features light natural wood cabinetry with clean lines and integrated handles. A white undermount sink is set into a white countertop, with a striking burgundy backsplash behind it. A modern stainless steel oven and cooktop are visible. Indirect and recessed lighting provide a warm ambiance. A geometric patterned rug in burgundy and white is placed on the floor in the hallway area. A single white curved chair is present. The walls are painted a neutral white.

A modern, multi-story residential building features a striking facade clad in natural wood planks. The building has a geometric, angular design with prominent overhangs. Large horizontal and vertical windows with dark frames are integrated into the facade, providing ample natural light. A small, modern house with a similarly clad facade is visible in the background. The building sits on a slightly sloping site with concrete retaining walls and some low vegetation and small trees planted in front. A metal railing is visible along a raised area.

A modern residential facade features a natural wood planked exterior wall. A large, floor-to-ceiling glass window spans the width of the building, reflecting the interior with sheer, light beige striped curtains. In the foreground, a blooming tree with pink and white flowers stands beside a gravel-covered outdoor area. The window frames are a dark, matte black. The setting is outdoors, with abundant natural light.

A modern suburban house facade features a dark gray, solid metal gate and fence. The gate is large and centrally located, with vertical metal slats forming the fence. Above the gate and fence, the house facade is visible with horizontal wood paneling and dark gray walls. The building has a flat roof with an overhang. The ground is paved with asphalt. Some green vegetation is visible behind the fence.

A modern house facade features natural wood siding and dark gray metal cladding. A prominent dark gray vertical slatted fence with an integrated white base defines the boundary. Tall, dense green bamboo vegetation is visible behind the fence. The ground is a gray concrete driveway with long, narrow shadows cast by the fence. The building has a flat roof with a visible overhang lined with wood. A single, dark-framed window with horizontal blinds is set into the wood-clad section. In the background, older, multi-story buildings are visible.

The image shows a modern residential building facade clad in natural wood panels. A contemporary structure features a horizontal wood slat wall, contrasting with the surrounding greenery. The ground level is a grey concrete surface. A modern fence encloses a yard with lush vegetation and playground equipment visible. The background reveals more urban architecture and a clear sky.

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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