Nomade es un proyecto de Wompa en Tandil (2023), de 15 m². Estilo moderno. 5 fotos de fachada, cocina. Materiales predominantes: madera, hierro negro, piedra.

Landhi

Nomade

Tandil, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina

Tiny house Nómade, montada sobre trailer homologado con freno electrónico, sistema offgrid para una experiencia única y vivir donde quieras. Capacidad para 5 pax.

Nomade por Wompa en Tandil, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina (2023). 5 fotos del proyecto. Inspiración de arquitectura y diseño en Landhi.

Nomade — Wompa — Tandil, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina | Landhi

A modern tiny house with black metal siding and natural wood accents is situated outdoors in a forest setting. The facade features floor-to-ceiling windows with dark frames. The ground is covered with dirt, stones, and scattered vegetation. Tall trees with green foliage dominate the background, creating a sense of seclusion and integration with nature. The structure is low to the ground and appears to be on wheels, suggesting it is a mobile dwelling.

This is a compact kitchen space with abundant natural light coming from a large window. The entire interior is finished with natural wood paneling on the walls, ceiling, and cabinetry. The countertops are also made of natural wood. Key objects include a black modern faucet and a stainless steel undermount sink, integrated into the wooden countertop. There is a black built-in oven and cooktop, and a black extractor hood. The lighting is primarily warm and indirect. The setting appears to be rural with some visible vegetation outside the window. The style is predominantly rustic.

A wide shot captures a modern, black, rectangular structure situated outdoors within a forest setting. The facade of the building is entirely black metal. Surrounding the structure is abundant natural vegetation, including prominent green leafy shrubs and blue flowering bushes in the foreground. The ground surface visible is stone with a gray color. The architectural style is primarily modern. The lighting is natural and appears abundant.

A facade of a modern tiny house on a trailer is shown in an outdoor, rural setting. The structure features a dominant black metal facade with vertical panels, contrasted by a large section of natural wood siding. Two rectangular windows with wooden frames are visible on the black portion. A black trailer chassis supports the structure, with a wooden ladder leaning against one side. The surrounding area is characterized by dense vegetation, with numerous tall trees and dry leaves on the ground. The lighting appears natural and abundant, with some subtle indirect artificial lighting possibly present. The overall style blends modern design with rustic elements.

A modern tiny home, appearing to be a modified shipping container, is situated outdoors amidst a forest. The structure features contrasting facades: one side is clad in vertical natural wood planks, while the other is a dark metal. A square window with a black frame is visible on the wooden section. The ground surrounding the structure is covered with natural earth, fallen leaves, and scattered rocks. Tall trees with dense foliage form the backdrop, creating a natural and secluded environment. Sunlight filters through the trees, dappling the ground and the building.

Wompa

Wompa es un estudio dedicado al Proyecto y Construcción de Arquitectura Sustentable. 

La eficiencia energética y aplicación de sistemas sustentables son constancias y directivas que contemplamos desde el inicio del proyecto. 

El cuidado del medioambiente es tan importante como el cliente.
Buscamos y fomentamos una relación amigable y descontracturada, donde conocerse es fundamental para lograr un proyecto a medida de las necesidades. 

Trabajamos en todas las escalas de proyecto, desde desarrollos urbanos hasta pequeñas viviendas que hemos logrado estandarizar como producto llamado Woma Tiny House, proponiendo distintos modelos y terminaciones.

En los últimos años, nos especializamos en la construcción en madera. Un sistema constructivo que propone una huella de carbono neutral y brinda infinidad de posibilidades al momento de diseñar. Es rápido, eficiente, limpio y cálido. Compatible con cualquier otro sistema constructivo y cumple con todos los reglamentos nacionales desde que se aprobó su uso incorporándose como parte de los sistemas tradicionales habilitados.

Nuestra idea de estar siempre al día de las necesidades del mundo moderno, no deja de ver también la importancia de sistemas tradicionales que se dejaron de aplicar. La bioconstrucción trae respuestas contemporáneas aplicando dispositivos y recursos antiguos. 

Seguimos aprendiendo para poder abrir cada vez más el abanico de opciones para nuestros clientes.


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