casa s por GARAGE arquitectura en Rumencó, Avenida Jorge Newbery, Mar del Plata, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina (2017). 14 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración

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casa s

Rumencó, Avenida Jorge Newbery, Mar del Plata, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina

casa s — GARAGE arquitectura — Rumencó, Avenida Jorge Newbery, Mar del

A wide shot captures a modern residential facade characterized by extensive white concrete surfaces and numerous floor-to-ceiling windows. A prominent pergola extends over a stone-like tiled deck area, blurring the lines between indoor and outdoor spaces. The building is surrounded by lush, prominent vegetation, suggesting a suburban or semi-rural setting. Low-profile, modular outdoor furniture in a light gray is visible, along with large rectangular concrete planters. Architectural lighting fixtures are subtly integrated, providing warm illumination.

A modern suburban residence features a striking white concrete facade with expansive floor-to-ceiling glass windows and doors. A linear black pergola structure extends horizontally, providing shade over an outdoor seating area. The landscaping includes manicured green lawn and tall, wispy ornamental grasses. The building exhibits clean geometric lines and a minimalist aesthetic. Mature trees are visible in the background, suggesting a well-established neighborhood setting. The overall impression is one of contemporary luxury and integration with nature.

A contemporary residence features a minimalist white concrete facade with a prominent cantilevered section. The upper level has a slender vertical window. Below the cantilever, a textured stone wall forms the base. A dark metal pergola extends from the building, providing overhead cover. The ground floor is accessible via a few concrete steps leading to the entrance. Planters with sparse vegetation are placed near the entrance. The surrounding area includes a lawn with some ornamental grasses and a gravel path. The overall aesthetic is modern with brutalist influences, emphasizing clean lines and material honesty.

A modern residential facade features stark white concrete with geometric cutouts. Floor-to-ceiling windows are visible within some openings. The exterior ground is paved with large gray stone slabs. Tall, dry grass in a planter is a prominent feature in the foreground. Green vegetation is present to the side, and white pots are arranged near the building entrance. Natural light is abundant.

This is a wide shot of a modern residential facade with a dominant white concrete finish. The structure features a cantilevered roof supported by dark metal beams, creating a covered walkway. White wall paneling is visible on the right side of the entrance. The ground is covered in light-colored gravel. A doorway with a glass panel is visible in the background, leading into the interior. Some vegetation and a potted plant add a touch of green to the scene. The lighting appears to be a mix of natural daylight and recessed artificial lighting.

A wide shot captures a modern residential facade featuring prominent exposed concrete elements. The building has geometric forms with cantilevered sections and large floor-to-ceiling windows. A concrete staircase ascends along the side of the structure, leading to a terrace. Adjacent to the building is a paved area with some vegetation and a modern outdoor furniture set. Natural light appears abundant, with subtle indirect and recessed artificial lighting visible.

The image shows a facade of a residential building with a brutalist architectural style. The main material is exposed concrete in a gray color, used for the walls, floor, ceiling, and facade. Large floor-to-ceiling windows allow abundant natural light to enter the interior space. Several large planters with prominent vegetation are placed in front of the facade. The setting is outdoor in a suburban context. The space is styled and finished.

A modern, brutalist style residential building facade is captured in a medium shot. The primary material is exposed concrete, evident on the walls and facade. A prominent feature is the extensive use of floor-to-ceiling glass windows, reflecting the surrounding greenery. Above the windows, a large skylight system is integrated into the roof structure, allowing for abundant natural light. Adjacent to the building, a green lawn with scattered vegetation is visible. A single red ceramic planter with a tall green plant stands near the building's entrance. The lighting is predominantly natural, with no artificial sources immediately apparent in the exterior view. The setting is outdoor, with a suburban exterior context.

A modern residential building facade is shown from a low angle outdoors. The building features clean white walls and a substantial concrete wall in the foreground. A section of the concrete wall has visible circular perforations from the formwork. To the left, a dark wooden fence or wall element is visible, contrasting with the concrete. A dark metal fence marks the boundary of the grassy area in front of the structure. The sky is overcast and light, indicating a neutral lighting condition. The overall aesthetic is minimalist and contemporary, with a focus on material textures and geometric forms.

A wide-angle outdoor photograph captures a minimalist architectural detail with stark white concrete walls and ceiling forming a sharp corner. A prominent rectangular skylight is integrated into the ceiling, revealing a bright sky with scattered clouds. The perspective looks upward, emphasizing the geometric forms and the contrast between the man-made structure and the natural sky. Below the concrete overhang, a glimpse of green foliage suggests a natural setting. The overall impression is one of clean lines and serene simplicity.

This is a wide shot of a contemporary interior space characterized by exposed concrete walls and floors. A sloped glass roof with visible structural elements allows abundant natural light to enter the space. Along the concrete wall, there is a low white wheeled cart displaying magazines. Adjacent to the cart sits a prominent, bright red chair with a curved metal frame. Beyond the interior, a lush green outdoor area is visible through a floor-to-ceiling glass opening, suggesting a connection with nature. The overall aesthetic is minimalist and modern, with a strong emphasis on raw materials and clean lines. Artificial lighting is not clearly visible but implied by the neutral tone.

A wide-angle interior photo showcases a modern living room with an open-plan layout, featuring expansive floor-to-ceiling windows that blur the lines between indoor and outdoor spaces. The primary materials are exposed concrete for the walls, ceiling, and floor, creating a raw, industrial aesthetic. A low-profile, L-shaped beige fabric sofa anchors the seating area, complemented by a round wooden coffee table with metal legs and a textured natural fiber rug. A large black ceramic planter adds a touch of greenery. The lighting is a mix of abundant natural light and neutral artificial light from industrial black pendant fixtures and indirect sources. The exterior context appears rural with prominent vegetation visible through the glass.

This image shows an interior architectural detail of a residential space. A prominent feature is a textured gray concrete wall with visible concrete pour marks. Adjacent to it, a wall and ceiling are finished with natural wood paneling. A wooden railing with a metal support structure is visible, suggesting a mezzanine or upper level. Natural light is moderate, and artificial lighting appears to be warm and recessed. The overall style blends modern and brutalist elements.

This is a wide-angle interior photograph of a bedroom. The space features a prominent dark accent wall behind a large bed with patterned bedding and an upholstered headboard. Exposed wooden beams form the ceiling, showcasing natural wood planks. Two small wooden nightstands are positioned on either side of the bed, each with a black metal wall light. A low-profile white cabinet is visible to the left. The floor is finished in natural wood.

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