1985 (Santa Fe, Argentina) -
The design of this home for a young couple reduces architecture to the minimum elements, concisely and efficiently, through the scale of the project, the proportions of the pieces, and the materials used. With a built area of 195 square meters, the
Anchored to a very steep slope, the house is built with rough-hewn concrete and presents an interplay of complementary opposites. Raised over the natural topography on columns, the heavy volume is crowned with an open deck, a lookout-roof that serves
Working from offices in Logroño (La Rioja, Spain) and Santa Fe (Argentina), Atelier Atántico – Inter – won the competition to build an interpretation center, along with an auditorium, for the Raúl Uranga – Carlos Sylvestre Begnis subfluvial tunnel. L
Taking inspiration from the vernacular constructions in the area, and built for a friend of the architects, the house starts out from a consideration: that of the intermediate space as a privileged one, a place for welcoming and sharing. Raw earth, i
The Argentinian firm headed by Joaquin Alarcia and Federico Ferrer built this pink-pigmented concrete house mirroring the mineral tones of the surrounding Sierras Chicas. Adapted to the mountain slope, the linear, 380-square-meter construction presen
Nocaima is a remote community of just twenty families scattered along a mountain path that negotiates its way amongst dense forests and sugar cane and coffee plantations. The villagers tend to form terraces when building their homes, following the to
A rectangular block marked by a strong structural order closes up a block of the popular Barrio River neighborhood, completing the premises of a university campus with new facilities. A sequence of concrete portal frames that reduce in number towards
Built with prefabricated components made with bits of ceramic and recycled glass mixed with mortar, the lattice stretches the whole breadth of the lot without touching the ground.
