Casa Cabo por DURLOCK. 11 fotos do projeto. Inspiração de arquitetura e design em Landhi.

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Casa Cabo

Casa Cabo — DURLOCK | Landhi

Arq. Simon Thompson

This is a wide shot of a modern, two-story residential house with a prominent wood-clad upper level and a stone-clad lower section. The facade features large floor-to-ceiling windows with white frames, reflecting the sky. A dark grey metal paneling is visible between the wood and stone sections. A black metal fence encloses the property, with a driveway visible on the left. The house is situated in a suburban environment with some sparse vegetation and a clear blue sky overhead with scattered clouds.

The facade of a modern residential building features a prominent stone-clad pillar with stacked natural stone. Adjacent to the pillar is a wall covered in vertical natural wood slats, providing a warm contrast. A cantilevered dark gray roofline extends over the upper level, housing two white dome security cameras. Recessed lighting is visible under the overhang. A dark metal wall sconce emits warm light onto the wood-slat wall. A dark-framed window with yellow interior light is set into the wood facade. A paved pathway and gravel surround the building.

The facade of a modern house features vertical natural wood siding and a stone-clad corner. Striking sunlight casts long, parallel shadows across the wood, creating a patterned effect. A dark-framed rectangular window is visible on the wood siding. The ground is covered with small, dark gravel, and large, flat stone pavers form a pathway leading away from the house. The sky is clear blue.

The image shows a facade of a building constructed with vertical natural wood planks. A prominent black metal frame structure runs vertically and horizontally across the facade. A dark gray cylindrical wall light is mounted on the wooden wall. A black metal chimney pipe extends from the top of the building against a clear blue sky. The ground in front of the building is a concrete surface. The sun casts shadows of the metal frame onto the wooden wall.

The image showcases the facade of a modern residential building under a bright blue sky with scattered clouds. The building features a mix of materials, including light-colored stone cladding and natural wood paneling on the upper section. Large, floor-to-ceiling windows with black frames dominate the lower levels, reflecting the sky. A black metal fence encloses the property in the background. A blue car is parked on the left side of the image. The foreground consists of rough, uneven ground with sparse dry vegetation.

This is a wide-angle construction photo of a modern residential building under development. The facade features prominent floor-to-ceiling windows and smooth white concrete panels, accented by dark wood-like elements. Scaffolding, constructed from metal structures, surrounds a significant portion of the building, indicating ongoing work. Several construction workers are visible on-site, along with various construction materials like wood panels. The building is situated in a suburban exterior context with some surrounding vegetation. The natural lighting is abundant due to the open construction site and large window openings.

A wide-angle construction photo shows a modern, two-story residential building with a predominantly natural wood slat facade. The building features clean lines and geometric shapes, with large sections of the exterior clad in vertical wood planks. A contrasting lighter-colored, textured material, possibly concrete, forms the lower section of the facade and a retaining wall in front of the structure. The property is situated in a rural setting with a clear blue sky overhead and sparse vegetation visible.

This is a wide-angle outdoor photo of a modern residential facade. The primary surface is a natural wood facade featuring vertical wood slats, casting linear shadows. To the left, a stone pillar with a stacked, rough-hewn texture adds contrast. A pathway of large, square concrete pavers is laid over a bed of dark brown gravel. The building features a single, dark-framed window with a glass pane reflecting the sky. A subtle dark metal light fixture and an electrical box are visible on the facade. The overall style blends modern and rustic elements, set against a suburban exterior context with some vegetation.

A modern two-story residential facade is viewed at night under a dark blue sky with a crescent moon. The exterior features a prominent stacked stone accent wall in beige tones on the right, contrasting with smooth dark metal cladding on the left and upper sections. A dark-colored main entrance door is centrally located. Recessed lighting illuminates the entrance area. A long, light-colored stone pathway leads to a slightly raised concrete porch with a doormat. Sconces provide warm artificial lighting on the wood-paneled section. The house number "1904" is visible above the entrance. In the background, a sliver of the ocean is visible at the horizon, suggesting a coastal setting.

A modern two-story house facade is shown under a cloudy blue sky. The building features contrasting materials on its exterior, including stone, natural wood paneling, and gray concrete sections. Large floor-to-ceiling windows are visible on both levels, some with black frames. A dark metal fence encloses the property. The surrounding area is a barren, dirt landscape with sparse vegetation.

A two-story modern residential house features a geometric composition with prominent cantilevered sections. The facade combines natural wood slat accents with rough stone cladding and dark metal window frames. Large floor-to-ceiling windows are strategically placed. The ground level has a concrete floor that transitions to a planted area. A dark metal fence encloses the property. The surrounding area is rural with sparse vegetation. The sky is partly cloudy.

DURLOCK

Durlock inició sus actividades en el año 1977, siendo una compañía de capitales nacionales.
En 1989 fue adquirida por la corporación Belga “Etex Group”, un holding industrial dedicado a brindar soluciones constructivas. 
Durlock posee un complejo industrial que abarca las unidades de fabricación de placas de yeso y masillas Durlock® ubicado en Gral. Acha, provincia de La Pampa; y desde el año 1997 dos Plantas que se encuentran ubicadas en la ciudad de Malargüe, provincia de Mendoza, donde se produce la línea completa de Yesos tradicionales en polvo Yemaco, Alpress y Aljez y bloques macizos para la construcción. En el año 2008 Durlock incorpora a esta línea a la CIA. Corral, empresa con reconocida trayectoria en producción de yesos en Argentina, ubicada en General Roca, provincia de Río Negro.


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