Departamento Nuñez por Claudia Faena Studio en Núñez, CABA, Argentina (2016). 9 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arquitectura y diseño en Landhi.

Landhi

Departamento Nuñez

Núñez, CABA, Argentina

Departamento Nuñez — Claudia Faena Studio — Núñez, CABA, Argentina | L

A modern office space features a long rectangular conference table surrounded by dark wood chairs with upholstered seats, positioned on a vibrant red rug. The room is illuminated by abundant natural light from floor-to-ceiling translucent white curtains. Above, a prominent wood slat ceiling treatment runs the length of the room, complemented by recessed and indirect artificial lighting. One wall is adorned with a large framed landscape artwork, while the opposite wall displays a graphic wave-like pattern. The floor is polished natural wood, and the walls are painted white.

A wide-angle interior photo showcases a modern residential dining room with an adjacent living area, featuring an open-plan layout. The dominant architectural element is a textured, white metal-like ceiling with a linear recessed light fixture providing indirect illumination. A large, dark wood dining table is centrally positioned, surrounded by upholstered dark gray and black chairs. The white wall to the left features a prominent abstract mural depicting stylized mountains. The floor is covered in natural wood planks, contrasting with the white walls. The space is brightly lit with moderate natural light and neutral artificial lighting. In the background, a television is visible in what appears to be a living area.

A minimalist dining room features a white rectangular wooden table with two upholstered beige fabric chairs and a matching built-in banquette. The floor is covered in large format white marble-like tiles. The walls and ceiling are painted white. A white ceiling fixture with three spotlights provides artificial lighting, complemented by indirect lighting. A glass carafe of water sits on the table. The space is divided by a frosted glass partition with an abstract wave pattern. The setting is indoor, residential, and has an open plan configuration.

A modern bedroom with a primary focus on a large, upholstered bed. The space features floor-to-ceiling windows offering abundant natural light. The walls are finished with dark, textured paneling, contrasting with a large, curved white ceiling that incorporates indirect lighting. Furniture includes a low-profile dark leather-like armchair and a black upholstered chair, accompanied by a round metal and wood coffee table. The flooring is natural wood. Artificial lighting is warm, with recessed and indirect sources visible. The setting is an indoor, residential space with an urban exterior context.

A hallway features a herringbone wood floor and dark wood wall paneling. To the left, a large frosted glass panel is adorned with a black abstract wave pattern. To the right, an open doorway reveals a glimpse of a living room with a white modular sofa and a black floor lamp. The ceiling has integrated indirect lighting. The overall aesthetic is modern and minimalist.

A minimalist modern living room features a sectional gray fabric sofa with several throw pillows and a neutral-toned blanket draped over its corner. Opposite the sofa sits a rectangular white lacquer coffee table, topped with two glass bottles and a small object. A large framed artwork depicting a serene blue and white landscape hangs on the white wall above the sofa. Adjacent to the coffee table, a round, tufted cream fabric ottoman with dark wood legs serves as additional seating. A white floating shelf is integrated into the wall on the left side of the room. The floor is covered in white marble-like tiles, reflecting the ambient light. Recessed and indirect lighting illuminate the space evenly.

A spacious living room features a long, dark wood built-in shelving unit with integrated indirect lighting and clear glass shelves displaying bottles and glassware. The floor is polished natural wood. A gray fabric armchair with a tall back sits on a white rug with an abstract pattern. A black floor lamp stands nearby. The walls are paneled with wood and have sections of white. An electronic device is visible on a lower shelf.

A spacious living room with dark wood paneled walls and a light gray modular sofa. The flooring is natural wood. A large flat-screen television is mounted on a built-in unit with integrated shelving and cabinetry. A rectangular dark wood coffee table sits on a geometric patterned rug. Two beige fabric armchairs are placed in the seating area. Indirect lighting illuminates the space, complemented by moderate natural light. The setting is indoor residential.

This is a wide shot of a modern open-plan living and dining area. The space features extensive floor-to-ceiling windows along one wall, offering urban views. Walls are finished with dark wood paneling, and the ceiling is also clad in natural wood. The floor is made of natural wood planks. A large, modular beige fabric sofa is a prominent seating option, complemented by a gray leather-like armchair. A low, rectangular wood coffee table sits on a geometric patterned rug. Indirect lighting and floor lamps provide warm artificial illumination. A round wood dining table is visible in the secondary dining area. The room feels spacious and luxurious.

Claudia Faena Studio

Que nos define? 
La luz. 
 
Que nos importa? 
Las personas. 
 
Cómo lo hacemos? 
Haciendo visible lo invisible. 
El pensamiento se vuelve objeto, materia, espacio. 
Pensamos con los sentidos, los colores, las texturas, los olores. 
 
Con qué nos comprometemos? 
Con encontrar soluciones de diseño innovadoras y que estén alineadas con el fluir de la naturaleza y su energía. 
Con el pensamiento artístico. 
Con el potencial latente de los materiales y la alquimia de sus múltiples combinaciones y aplicaciones. 
 
Qué buscamos? 
El equilibrio entre el espíritu del tiempo y el espíritu del lugar y el de sus habitantes. 
 
En sus mas de 20 años de existencia nuestro estudio es reconocido por su trabajo en urbanismo, arquitectura, diseño de interiores, diseño de muebles y objetos. Hemos trabajado en arquitectura y diseño junto a estudios internacionales como Philippe Starck, el estudio del arquitecto Norman Foster y el de Zaha Hadid. En arte investigamos y realizamos junto a Isabel Lione matrices energéticas. Todas estas experiencias enriquecieron la producción ya intensa del estudio.

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