Casa Martindale por Ezequiel Amado Cattaneo - EAC en Martindale Country Club, Avenida Presidente Juan Domingo Peron, Presidente Derqui, Provincia de Buenos Aire

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Casa Martindale

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

Casa Martindale — Ezequiel Amado Cattaneo - EAC — Martindale Country C

This is a wide shot of a modern, two-story residential house facade under a clear sky. The building features prominent concrete cantilevered volumes and large floor-to-ceiling windows. A flat concrete roof extends over the main structure. A covered walkway with a concrete floor and ceiling leads to the entrance. Integrated planters with tall green vegetation flank the entrance area. Minimalist outdoor lounge furniture is visible on the ground level. The surrounding area is landscaped with some vegetation.

This is a wide shot of a semi-outdoor patio area that transitions into a garden. The flooring is a light gray concrete, and the ceiling is also concrete. One wall features vertical natural wood slats, creating a warm contrast with the concrete. A black metal fence or screen encloses part of the space, with vertical slats also visible within. Large, lush green tropical plants are prominent in the foreground, obscuring some of the view. Indirect and recessed warm artificial lighting is visible, supplementing the moderate natural light. The setting appears to be a residential space surrounded by a forest.

This is a render of a modern residential semi-outdoor courtyard. The space features a grey stone floor and a predominantly grey concrete wall. A prominent vertical element of natural wood slats forms a partial enclosure and gate. A large skylight illuminates the area from above. Several planters, some tall and dark metal, others lower with plants, are strategically placed. Indirect warm artificial lighting is visible, along with a few recessed lights. The vegetation is prominent, with a tree in a large planter. The ceiling is white concrete.

A wide-angle exterior shot showcases a striking modern residence with a minimalist aesthetic. The house features multiple cantilevered sections and extensive floor-to-ceiling glass walls, creating a seamless transition between indoor and outdoor living. The facade is primarily composed of white concrete and dark metal accents, with a low-lying green lawn in the foreground. Prominent vegetation surrounds the property, adding to the suburban setting. The outdoor space includes contemporary gray modular seating and a rectangular wood dining set with black metal chairs.

A wide shot captures a modern residential facade with large, floor-to-ceiling glass windows and sliding doors, opening onto a lush green lawn and a patio area. The architecture features strong horizontal lines formed by concrete volumes and a cantilevered roof structure. Outside, modern gray outdoor furniture, including a sectional sofa and accent armchairs, is arranged on a concrete patio. The interior space visible through the glass appears to be a living area with warm artificial lighting. A woman stands on the patio, viewing the landscape. Mature trees surround the property, indicating a suburban or rural setting.

A contemporary interior hallway features a prominent wood slat wall with vertical orientation on the left. A large, lush green plant is positioned in the foreground, partially obscuring a large concrete pillar on the right. The ceiling is concrete with a warm, diffused indirect lighting system casting shadows. The floor is tiled in large, dark gray stone slabs. Small, recessed lights are visible on the floor near the walls. The overall ambiance is warm and sophisticated, with a focus on natural materials and soft lighting.

This semi-outdoor residential space features a wide shot of a modern terraced living and dining area. The ceiling, walls, and floor are finished in exposed concrete, creating a brutalist aesthetic. A large, low-profile modular sofa in off-white fabric anchors the seating area, complemented by a long wooden dining table with matching chairs. The space is defined by expansive floor-to-ceiling windows and a partial pergola overhead. A wooden deck extends from the living area. Indirect and recessed lighting are visible. The exterior context is rural with prominent vegetation surrounding the property.

A wide-angle, eye-level outdoor shot showcases a modern, multi-story residential facade with a prominent cantilevered second story. The primary facade material is textured gray concrete, contrasting with sections of dark metal paneling. The ground floor features extensive floor-to-ceiling glass windows and doors, some with black metal framing and a glass railing on the upper balcony. A light-colored stone patio with a wood-like grain extends from the house towards the foreground, bordered by lush, dense green vegetation. A black car is visible under a covered carport to the left. The sky is clear and bright.

A wide-angle outdoor shot captures the facade of a modern residential building, characterized by expansive floor-to-ceiling windows framed in dark metal. The building's exterior is primarily white concrete, seamlessly integrated with the surrounding landscape. A vast, well-manicured green lawn stretches out before the house, extending into the background where a dense canopy of lush green trees provides a natural backdrop. The ground surface visible is a light gray concrete. A single wooden outdoor chair is placed prominently in the foreground, facing the house.

Ezequiel Amado Cattaneo - EAC

Ezequiel Amado Cattaneo se graduó como arquitecto en la Universidad de Belgrano, Facultad de Arquitectura y Urbanismo. Entre el ano 1999 y 2001 realizó sus estudios en la Universidad Politécnica de Cataluña, Escuela Técnica Superior de Arquitectura y Urbanismo de Barcelona. En su estadía en Barcelona, trabaja en EMBT, Enric Miralles y Bendetta Tagliabue Architects Associates, en diversos proyectos ejecutivos y concursos. En su regreso a Buenos Aires, colabora con diferentes estudios de Arquitectura, desarrollando concursos nacionales, hasta abrir su propio estudio en el año 2003.

Somos un estudio internacional que se destaca en el área de diseño. Nuestro equipo es joven, exigente y enfocado al diseño. Gracias al trabajo de todos mantenemos un nivel de servicio altamente personalizado durante todo el proceso de proyecto. 

Cada proyecto se desarrolla a partir de los requisitos del cliente y la innovación emerge en el proceso de diseño haciendo que cada uno sea único. El contexto, los materiales y los detalles son nuestros pilares a la hora de diseñar. Las plantas contemporáneas de nuestras casas interpretan las nuevas maneras de vivir mezclando y organizando de forma moderna los espacios y sus relaciones. 

Definimos nuestros proyectos como jóvenes, elegantes, sólidos, armoniosos e impactantes por su materialidad.

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