Casa Ameba por MUCHTEK em Cariló, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina. 5 fotos do projeto. Inspiração de arquitetura e design em Landhi.

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Casa Ameba

Cariló, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina

Casa Ameba — MUCHTEK — Cariló, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina | 

This is a wide shot of a modern open-plan living and dining area with an exposed concrete ceiling and white microcement floors. The space features floor-to-ceiling windows along one side, overlooking a lush green exterior with a pool. A large, sectional gray fabric sofa dominates the living area, complemented by a low, rectangular dark wood coffee table. A dark wood dining table with gray fabric chairs is positioned in the dining area. Recessed and indirect lighting are visible, and sheer white roller blinds are installed. The overall atmosphere is minimalist and airy.

This is a night shot of a modern residential facade with floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking a pool area and wooden deck. The house features a dark-colored exterior, possibly metal or painted wood, contrasted with a white soffit and ceiling. The interior is illuminated with warm artificial lighting, visible through the large glass panels. A large tree with a prominent trunk stands to the right of the frame, integrated into the outdoor space. The pool area has blue water and is adjacent to the main structure. The deck is constructed from wooden planks.

A wide-angle night photograph showcases a modern residence featuring extensive floor-to-ceiling windows and black metal facade elements. The house is set within a forest environment with prominent trees visible in the background. A large, illuminated swimming pool with vibrant blue water dominates the foreground, reflecting the architectural lighting. Indirect lighting and modern black pendant lights are visible, contributing to a warm artificial ambiance. A wooden deck area surrounds a portion of the pool. The overall scene is styled and finished.

This is a wide interior shot of a modern residential space with a double-height ceiling. The ceiling and some walls are finished in exposed gray concrete, contrasting with the white microcement floor. A prominent gray spiral staircase with metal and concrete construction is the central architectural feature. Large floor-to-ceiling windows wrap around the space, offering abundant natural light. Visible objects include a modular gray fabric sofa, a smaller gray fabric armchair, and a round glass-top table with a metal base. Indirect lighting is integrated into the architecture, complemented by recessed and pendant lights. The space is styled with low clutter and appears finished.

This is a wide-angle exterior photograph of a modern residential house at night. The house features a prominent curved glass facade with floor-to-ceiling windows, allowing views into the illuminated interior. Black metal accents frame the glass and structural elements. Integrated indirect lighting highlights the architectural form and the surrounding forest. A pathway with embedded lighting leads to the structure. Tall green potted plants are visible near the entrance. The surrounding landscape is characterized by a dense forest with tall trees.

MUCHTEK

MUCHTEK es una empresa argentina con gran trayectoria y reconocimiento en el mercado. Su esencia es la inversión constante en innovación y tecnología de punta para brindar una amplia gama de soluciones de máxima calidad y eficiencia en sistemas de perfiles de PVC para aberturas y productos arquitectónicos.

Con 20 años de trayectoria en la industria de la construcción, MUCHTEK se posicionó como la marca líder en desarrollo de sistemas de perfiles de PVC para aberturas de alta prestación, que dan respuesta a las necesidades del mercado en Argentina y Latinoamérica. Su crecimiento exponencial se traduce en representaciones en más de 15 países de la región, con filiales en Brasil, Chile y México.

Recientemente, la empresa incorporó nuevas unidades de negocios: además de la línea de Profiles, sumó la línea IN&OUT Design con productos arquitectónicos de PVC como tubulares, wall panel, decks y revestimientos, y MUCHTEK Recycling, que permite reciclar y reutilizar de tres a cuatro toneladas diarias de perfiles de PVC, para ser reinsertados en el mercado en perfiles auxiliares, alfajías y zócalos. De esta forma, MUCHTEK incorporó de manera virtuosa un proyecto de economía circular a su estrategia de negocios.


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