Casa Barrio Parque Luro por Estudio Arq. Carolina Peruzzo  em Mar del Plata, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina (0). 5 fotos do projeto. Inspiração de arquite

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Casa Barrio Parque Luro

Mar del Plata, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina

Vivienda Unifamiliar en un Barrio típico de Mar del Plata. La Propiedad cuenta con 4 dormitorios principales. Ademas de los ambientes tipicos, cuenta con piscina, taller de trabajo, play room para niños, quincho externo a la propiedad, dormitorio de huésped,ascensor y cochera para 3 autos.

Casa Barrio Parque Luro — Estudio Arq. Carolina Peruzzo  — Mar del Pla

The exterior showcases a modern architectural design with a prominent facade constructed from gray concrete. Large floor-to-ceiling windows are a key feature, interspersed with natural wood accents and black metal framing. The setting is suburban, with a well-maintained lawn and prominent vegetation, including a mature tree in the foreground. The overall impression is one of contemporary residential living with abundant natural light. Recessed indirect artificial lighting provides warmth in the evening.

A spacious, modern residential kitchen with an open-plan layout connected to a dining area. The kitchen features beige cabinetry and a dark stone countertop, with a prominent island. A large stainless steel double-door refrigerator is positioned against a neutral gray wall. Indirect and recessed lighting are used throughout the space. The dining area has a long wooden table with several wooden chairs. The floor is covered in beige ceramic tiles.

This is a wide shot of a double-height living room with a rustic-modern style. The ceiling features prominent dark wood beams. A large, orb-shaped metal pendant light hangs in the space. The walls are clad in beige stone, with a modern, integrated fireplace on one side. White ceramic tile floors are visible. Built-in, modular wood shelving units are a significant feature against a white wall. A pale blue fabric sofa and matching armchairs are arranged around a central wood dining table. Artificial lighting is warm and includes pendant and indirect sources. Natural light is abundant.

A wide shot of a modern multi-story residential building interior, focusing on a double-height atrium. The walls are painted white, contrasting with natural wood window frames and a stone feature wall. The floor is paved with grey stone tiles. Prominent floor-to-ceiling windows offer views of the exterior and interior spaces. Indirect warm lighting illuminates the scene, with visible recessed ceiling lights. A green bushy plant in a planter is in the foreground. An upholstered armchair and a small side table are visible in the background, near a stone fireplace.

Exterior view of a modern residential house featuring a multi-level facade. The primary facade material is a smooth, light beige paint, contrasted with sections of white concrete and wood accents, particularly around window frames. Large, floor-to-ceiling windows are prominent, offering views into the interior. A well-maintained green lawn covers the foreground, with a dark wood slatted fence visible on the left. The sky above is blue with scattered clouds, and a tall palm tree is visible to the left of the main structure. The setting appears to be suburban.

Estudio Arq. Carolina Peruzzo 

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