Casa RO por Estudio Junor en Martindale Country Club, Avenida Presidente Juan Domingo Peron, Presidente Derqui, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina (2007). 8 f

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Casa RO

Martindale Country Club, Avenida Presidente Juan Domingo Peron, Presidente Derqui, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina

Casa RO — Estudio Junor — Martindale Country Club, Avenida Presidente 

The facade of a large residential building features a stucco-like, beige exterior wall and a terracotta tile roof. Large arched windows with white frames are visible. Several planters with neatly trimmed green bushes and a tall evergreen tree are situated in front of the building. The ground is covered in beige gravel. The lighting appears to be a mix of natural daylight and warm artificial light sources, including recessed and sconce lighting.

This is a wide-angle exterior photo of a residential building with a mediterranean and classic style. The facade is finished in a beige stucco-like material and features arches. The ground is covered with a beige gravel material. Prominent vegetation includes a large, gnarled olive tree in the foreground and several tall, slender conifer trees. There are also some conical stone planters. The lighting appears to be moderate natural light with visible warm artificial sconces.

A wide-angle outdoor photograph showcases the beige stucco facade of a residential building with a terracotta tile roof. An arched window with white trim is a prominent feature on the facade. Mature green bushes in planters are positioned in front of the building, adding vegetation to the scene. The ground is covered with gravel, and a low-profile garden bench is visible. An outdoor wall sconce provides warm artificial lighting. The setting appears to be suburban.

This is a wide-angle photo of a residential facade in a suburban setting. The building is predominantly beige stucco with classic architectural elements. A large, curved, raised planter bed made of concrete-like material dominates the foreground, filled with dense green shrubbery. Decorative wrought iron gates and ornate metal lantern sconces are visible on the facade. A tall, dark green evergreen tree stands to the right. The surrounding ground is covered in light-colored gravel. Artificial lighting is visible with a warm tone.

A wide-angle photo shows a semi-outdoor living space with a covered patio. The primary floor surface is beige marble-like tile. A large L-shaped modular white fabric sofa and a rectangular natural wood coffee table are centrally placed, accompanied by rattan side tables and white fabric armchairs. The space features prominent beige arches and a pergola-like ceiling structure with black metal ceiling fans. Indirect warm lighting illuminates the area. The background reveals a manicured lawn and trees, indicating a suburban exterior context. The architecture blends Mediterranean and classic styles.

This is a wide shot of a large, two-story residential house with a stucco-like facade painted white. The house features multiple arched windows and a prominent entryway with wooden doors. A gravel driveway leads up to the house, surrounded by landscaping. Tall, thin trees are visible in the background, and a large, dark green planter is positioned in the foreground. The lighting appears to be a mix of natural daylight and warm artificial sconces.

A wide-angle exterior shot showcases a large, two-story residential house with a stucco_like facade in white. The house features a red terracotta tile roof and multiple arched windows, some of which are multi-paned. An arched wooden entrance door is visible. Mature olive trees are prominently placed in the foreground, alongside slender cypress trees. A gravel driveway leads to the entrance. A large, white cylindrical planter is situated near the driveway. The lighting appears to be natural with some visible warm artificial lighting sources like recessed lights and sconces. The setting is suburban with prominent vegetation.

A wide-angle shot showcases a large, two-story Mediterranean-style residence at dusk. The facade is finished in a white stucco-like material, accented by arches above windows and doors. A prominent central entryway features large wooden double doors illuminated by traditional sconces. The surrounding landscape includes manicured green shrubs and trees, with a gravel driveway leading to the house. The lighting is a mix of low natural light and warm artificial lights from recessed fixtures and wall sconces. The ground level features a gently sloping stone-like floor surface.

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Estudio Junor

Diseñamos casas atemporales y sensibles que reflejen las personalidades de los propietarios. De este modo, cada una de ellas se convierte en el retrato de sus habitantes y cada hogar se torna único e irrepetible. Escuchamos a nuestros clientes, sus necesidades y deseos, logrando que el proceso de diseño evolucione naturalmente. Más allá de lo estético, cada casa debe ser vivible y funcional. Desde nuestro primer acercamiento con el cliente hasta el último, nos esforzamos por lograr una comprensión precisa de su casa o proyecto soñado. Conjuntamente con nuestros clientes buscamos ese hilo común que nos conducirá a transformar esa idea que la hace única e irrepetible. No forzamos la adaptación de sus hábitos al diseño, sino que este último se ajusta a su personalidad, creando un espacio que se identifique con él. Nuestra intención es ofrecer el mejor servicio posible a través de un proceso que planteamos en conjunto. Trabajamos escuchando y adaptándonos a las necesidades sin perder la flexibilidad necesaria para garantizar la máxima creatividad. Creamos casas que se adecúan al cliente como una traducción de su visión, a través del filtro de nuestra sensibilidad.

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