The originality of this infrastructure has earned awards and recognition but mostly it has become a reliable indicator that the Argentina's architecture continues to seek new formats.
Buenos Aires is a vibrant city and latent, which houses the federal capital about 3 million of the 15.5 million-
the rest of the province. This not only constitutes in Argentina's capital, but in the capital of contemporaneity,
art and design, which displays and rewards that arises in the region.
Like many others, this city has experienced major changes in the last 10 years in the previous century. Changes in the hand of the technology, economic crisis and the differences social, altered the habits of people
and quality of life, causing the search new formats and the resurgence of other responses these needs. It is in this context where infrastructure is part of the show during the course of this column.
Located 54 kilometers from Buenos Aires and designed to be occupied only on weekends, this almost home was "planted" in the field, with the firm idea of integrating its inside to outside, and vice versa. Also been created for deployment easily, before use, and tightly closed, with the same lightness, when you leave.
Built on-site dry-frame iron, sheet metal housing and heart wood, Loma Verde house stands out for its conceptual simplicity. This is a volume mounted strip on stilts, with a large sliding door sheet-covered or view as desired-the single glazed facade that faces the front, and in turn rests on a deck. This volume extends to another child through a corridor glazing, leading to the master bedroom.
Front views of the main body of the house at different times: first, fully closed, giving the appearance of a large white cube located in the countryside, without doors or windows in sight. In the second picture (from left to right) shows the instant in which sliding door opening, revealing the interior part of the living. And finally, there is a picture of the open house in its entirety.
Loma Verde House Part 2
Loma Verde House Part 3
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