CASA GOLF II por Alejandra Pan Arquitectura en Nordelta, Benavidez, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina (2015). 8 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arquitectu

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CASA GOLF II

Nordelta, Benavidez, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina

CASA GOLF II — Alejandra Pan Arquitectura — Nordelta, Benavidez, Provi

A wide-angle exterior shot showcases a modern two-story residential facade under a partly cloudy sky. The primary material is smooth white plaster, complemented by a large, prominent wood-paneled section on the ground floor, likely a garage door. Floor-to-ceiling windows are a key feature, allowing ample natural light. A flat roof design with deep overhangs contributes to the minimalist aesthetic. The surrounding area features a meticulously manicured green lawn with some strategically placed trees and shrubs. A paved pathway leads to the entrance, and subtle indirect lighting is integrated into the architectural elements.

A two-story modern residence features a white concrete facade with extensive floor-to-ceiling windows. A large, partially covered wooden deck surrounds a rectangular swimming pool. The property is situated in a suburban exterior context with some vegetation present. The architectural style is distinctly modern, characterized by clean lines and geometric forms. Ample natural light is visible, indicating a daytime setting. No artificial lighting sources are apparent in this exterior view.

A modern, two-story residential building features a white concrete facade with contrasting gray stone cladding on a lower section. Expansive floor-to-ceiling windows are visible on the upper level. A prominent, large natural wood slatted garage door dominates the ground floor. A tall, slender tree stands in front of the house. The setting is suburban with some visible vegetation. The lighting is natural and abundant.

This is a wide-angle interior photo of a modern, double-height residential space. The primary focus is a floating staircase with glass balustrades and wooden treads, ascending from a beige stone floor. The walls and ceilings are finished in white concrete, with integrated indirect lighting. A textured stone wall serves as a prominent accent feature. Floor-to-ceiling windows allow natural light to enter the space. Built-in wooden shelving is integrated into the wall. The overall atmosphere is clean, contemporary, and spacious.

Wide-angle exterior shot of a modern, two-story residential building with a white concrete facade. The building features extensive floor-to-ceiling glass windows, allowing for abundant natural light. A large, rectangular swimming pool with turquoise water is visible in the foreground. Several modern white lounge chairs are arranged on a wooden deck area adjacent to the pool. A white metal pergola provides shade over a portion of the outdoor living space. The setting is rural, with some vegetation visible around the property. The artificial lighting appears warm.

A modern residential bathroom features extensive white marble_like wall paneling and flooring. A long, integrated trough sink made of white marble_like material is mounted on a vanity. Chrome wall-mounted faucets are positioned above the sink. Recessed and indirect lighting provide illumination. The space is clean and empty, suggesting a finished construction.

A modern bathroom features two white ceramic fixtures, a bidet and a toilet, set against a backdrop of white marble-like walls and floors. The walls exhibit prominent grey veining typical of natural marble, extending into the corner where the fixtures are positioned. Both the bidet and toilet have a sleek, contemporary design with clean lines. Chrome faucets are visible on the bidet. The lighting appears to be a combination of recessed and indirect sources, creating a neutral ambiance. The space is clean and uncluttered, emphasizing the luxurious marble surfaces and modern fixtures. The overall aesthetic is minimalist and sophisticated.

The image shows an outdoor area under construction, likely a pool area. A long, rectangular concrete structure runs along the left side, with a trench or channel within it. The floor is covered in small mosaic tiles arranged in horizontal stripes of green, white, and dark gray. To the right, a wall constructed of stacked gray stone slabs is visible. Several black, box-like wall lights are mounted on the stone wall. Some vegetation is present along the left edge, and the overall impression is of a partially completed construction site.

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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