CASA GOLF III por Alejandra Pan Arquitectura en Nordelta, Benavidez, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina (2017). 13 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arquitec

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CASA GOLF III

Nordelta, Benavidez, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina

CASA GOLF III — Alejandra Pan Arquitectura — Nordelta, Benavidez, Prov

A modern, two-story residential facade is presented at dusk. The structure features a cantilevered upper floor with extensive floor-to-ceiling windows. The primary material is exposed concrete on the lower sections and the facade of the upper floor. A wooden deck surrounds parts of the ground level, and a pergola extends over a seating area. Integrated indirect lighting illuminates the facade and the deck. Landscaping includes mature trees and planters with vegetation. The setting is suburban with some vegetation visible.

A wide shot showcases the minimalist modern facade of a multi-story residential building. The architecture features prominent cantilevered elements and floor-to-ceiling windows, constructed primarily with rough exposed concrete. A covered terrace or pergola extends from the upper level, offering an outdoor living space. The ground level features a concrete patio area with sparse modern dark metal outdoor furniture and a tall planter with green vegetation. The surrounding environment is rural, with some trees visible, and the lighting is natural during dusk.

A wide, eye-level shot captures the exterior of a modern, two-story residence. The structure prominently features raw, gray concrete on its facade and walls, with large, floor-to-ceiling windows offering glimpses of interior lighting. A cantilevered section extends outward, creating a covered patio area beneath. Integrated recessed and indirect lighting illuminates the facade and garden at dusk. Planters and low-profile outdoor furniture are visible near the building. The house is set against a backdrop of a rural landscape with prominent vegetation, under a twilight sky.

A wide-angle shot captures the exterior of a modern, multi-story residence at dusk. The primary material of the facade is exposed concrete in a gray tone, contrasting with large expanses of clear glass, indicative of floor-to-ceiling windows. The building's structure appears robust and geometric, fitting a Brutalist influence within its Modern style. The surrounding area is rural, with prominent vegetation in the foreground, suggesting a garden or lawn. Artificial lighting emanates warmly from within the structure, highlighting the interior spaces through the glass and creating indirect illumination on the exterior. The scene is set outdoors, indicating a facade view rather than an interior space, and the overall presentation is finished and styled.

The interior features a striking concrete staircase with a ramp-like design, integrating seamlessly into the surrounding walls. The walls are textured concrete, creating a raw and industrial aesthetic. Recessed and indirect lighting illuminates the space with a neutral tone. Built-in concrete shelving is integrated into the walls, providing subtle storage. A geometric metal artwork is visible on one wall. The floor is also concrete, matching the dominant material palette.

This is a spacious and modern bathroom with a minimalist design. The walls are finished in a white microcement, creating a seamless and clean look. A long, white marble-like countertop runs along one wall, featuring integrated white ceramic sinks. Recessed lighting and hidden indirect lighting provide a warm and inviting ambiance. Built-in white shelving units are integrated into the wall, offering ample storage. A freestanding white oval bathtub is positioned in the room. The floor is covered in beige stone tiles. Chrome wall-mounted faucets are installed above the sinks. The overall aesthetic is clean, luxurious, and tranquil.

This is a wide shot of a modern bedroom with a prominent king-size bed featuring a large, gray upholstered headboard. The walls and ceiling are finished in exposed gray concrete, creating an industrial aesthetic. A textured gray rug sits on the beige tile-like floor. Above the bed, a graphic black and white artwork is displayed. A low, rectangular black coffee table is placed in front of the bed. Sheer white curtains cover a window, allowing moderate natural light. Indirect lighting and wall sconces provide warm artificial illumination.

This is a wide shot of a modern living room featuring extensive floor-to-ceiling built-in shelving in natural wood. The shelving unit surrounds a central recessed alcove. A person sits on the floor within the alcove, reading a book. A large, low-profile black leather_like sofa is positioned in the foreground. A round, textured beige fabric rug lies in front of the sofa. The walls are also paneled in natural wood, creating a warm ambiance. Indirect and recessed artificial lighting contributes to the warm atmosphere. The space combines living and office elements.

This is a wide-angle indoor photograph of a modern residential kitchen. The space features a prominent L-shaped kitchen island with a white marble-like countertop. Extensive built-in wood cabinetry in a natural wood finish lines the walls, offering ample storage. Large floor-to-ceiling windows dominate one wall, providing abundant natural light and views of the exterior suburban setting with some vegetation. A geometric black metal pendant light hangs above the island. Recessed lighting and indirect lighting contribute to the warm artificial illumination. The flooring appears to be beige ceramic tiles, and the walls are partially clad in white paneling.

A wide shot of a modern dining room with a large, rectangular oak-like table as the centerpiece, surrounded by eight oak-like chairs with beige upholstered seats. The ceiling is exposed concrete in a gray hue, contributing to an industrial aesthetic. The floor is a light beige color, likely a polished concrete or similar material. Vertical white blinds cover a large window area, providing diffused natural light. Built-in dark wood shelving and cabinetry are visible along one wall, offering storage. Recessed and indirect lighting fixtures illuminate the space with a warm artificial light. The overall design is minimalist and open-plan, integrating the dining area with other living spaces.

A wide-angle shot showcases a modern semi-outdoor living space with a prominent concrete wall and floor. A large, organically shaped cutout in the concrete wall frames a view of lush green trees. Suspended by chains from the concrete structure is a unique swing chair with a wood seat and concrete accents. Adjacent to the swing is a low, round oak-like wood table. A dark wood planter with some greenery sits on the patio. Artificial lighting is integrated subtly, providing a warm ambiance. The space is set against a backdrop of dense forest vegetation.

A wide-angle shot showcases a semi-outdoor residential patio area with a pergola overhead. The space features a floor and ceiling finished in exposed concrete, with concrete walls forming the primary structure. A set of rattan armchairs with cushions and a matching round coffee table are arranged on the tiled floor. A taller round coffee table and a concrete planter are also present. The setting is rural, with prominent vegetation visible in the background, and abundant natural light is supplemented by warm, indirect artificial lighting.

This image showcases two separate bathroom spaces. The left side features a bathroom with walls covered in a dynamic black and white geometric pattern. A large oval mirror with a wood-like frame hangs above a white ceramic pedestal sink with a chrome wall-mounted faucet. Below the sink, a light wood cabinet provides storage, and light wood shelves are mounted on the wall. The right side displays a modern bathroom with walls featuring a concrete-like texture. A frameless glass shower enclosure is visible. Recessed and indirect lighting illuminate both spaces.

Alejandra Pan Arquitectura

MARIA ALEJANDRA PAN
Nacio el 10 de Julio de 1971.
En 1995 obtiene su título de Arquitecta en la FADU, Facultad de Arquitectura, Diseño y Urbanismo de la Universidad de Buenos Aires.
Desde sus comienzos forma parte de grandes estudios de arquitectura, entre ellos Lier & Tonconogy y Esses | Naistat.
El 2004 funda NP Estudio: Estudio de Arquitectura, asociada con un colega y amigo.
Posteriormente forman su propia empresa constructora. 
El estudio comienza con pequeñas obras, para ir luego afianzándose en el diseño y construcción de viviendas de gran magnitud y edificios en propiedad horizontal. 
En 2017, funda un nuevo estudio con su sello personal:  ALEJANDRA PAN - Arquitectura y Construcción, ubicado en Nordelta, zona donde ha desarrollado gran parte de su obra,
plasmando allí 23 años de experiencia, de m2 construidos, de crecimiento, profesionalismo y amor a la arquitectura.<br 


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