Casa Castagnaro por Estudio Ramos (2014). 12 fotos do projeto. Inspiração de arquitetura e design em Landhi.

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Casa Castagnaro

Casa Castagnaro — Estudio Ramos | Landhi

This is a medium shot of a modern brutalist residential building facade. The primary material is poured concrete, visible on the main structural elements and walls, with a matte gray finish. A significant portion of the facade features dark wood paneling, applied vertically on a prominent section of the upper level. Expansive floor-to-ceiling glass windows with dark frames are integrated into the concrete structure, allowing natural light into the interior. A balcony with glass railings extends from the upper level, offering an outdoor space. Recessed artificial lighting provides a warm ambiance. Some vegetation is present around the building's base.

This is a wide-angle, exterior photograph of a modern, multi-story residential house at night. The structure features strong geometric lines and prominent cantilevered sections, with the facade primarily clad in gray concrete. Expansive floor-to-ceiling glass windows dominate large portions of the facade, offering views into the illuminated interior. A wooden deck extends from the ground level, bordering a rectangular swimming pool. The upper levels have sections with natural wood ceilings and walls. Indirect warm lighting emanates from architectural details, highlighting the building's form. Lush green vegetation is visible around the property, softening the hard architectural lines. The surrounding exterior context is not visible.

A wide-angle photo showcases a modern residence with prominent brutalist architectural elements. The facade features extensive floor-to-ceiling windows framed by gray concrete. A central courtyard is visible, with outdoor dining furniture including a long table and chairs. A mature, leafy tree with a wood-like trunk stands in the foreground. A small white dog is on the grass. Indirect lighting is present. The exterior context is rural, with abundant natural vegetation and sunlight.

This is a wide indoor shot of a modern residential staircase. The primary materials are rough gray concrete for the walls and natural wood for the floating staircase treads and floor. A prominent feature is the transparent glass railing with a black metal frame, creating a sense of openness. Natural light streams in from the right, casting strong diagonal shadows across the stairs and floor, highlighting the architectural forms. The space feels minimalist and clean, with indirect lighting supplementing the natural illumination.

A wide-angle outdoor photo showcases the modern facade of a residential building. The architecture prominently features exposed concrete walls and floors, with a large, overhanging wooden ceiling providing a warm contrast. Floor-to-ceiling windows are visible, hinting at the interior spaces. Lush green vegetation and tall shrubs surround the property, softening the brutalist aesthetic. Minimalist concrete benches serve as outdoor seating. The lighting is primarily natural, with no visible artificial sources. The setting is suburban.

This is a wide shot of a modern residential facade with a significant amount of natural light. The primary material for the facade is exposed concrete in a gray tone, complemented by natural wood accents on walls and ceilings. Large floor-to-ceiling windows are a prominent feature, blurring the lines between indoor and outdoor spaces. A pergola structure extends over a patio area, which is paved with beige stone. The surrounding landscape is lush and prominent, with tall planters and other vegetation. Outdoor furniture, including a low rectangular table and beige seating, is visible. Recessed and indirect artificial lighting are present. The setting is rural, and the space is finished and styled.

This is a wide shot of a modern residential interior with a double-height living space visible through floor-to-ceiling glass panels. The architecture features exposed concrete walls, ceilings, and floors, creating a brutalist aesthetic. Indirect warm artificial lighting supplements the abundant natural light. A modular dark gray fabric sofa is the prominent seating element. A wooden rectangular dining table with upholstered dark gray chairs is visible in an adjacent area. Tall green plants add a touch of nature. The overall impression is one of minimalist luxury and spaciousness.

A modern, multi-story residential building facade is viewed at dusk. The structure features prominent geometric volumes clad in white concrete and natural wood. Extensive floor-to-ceiling windows on multiple levels reflect the evening sky. Integrated indirect and recessed lighting illuminates the facade and interior spaces, creating a warm glow. Surrounding the building is a dense, prominent natural landscape of green vegetation, suggesting a rural or semi-rural setting. The architecture is characterized by clean lines and a minimalist aesthetic.

This is a wide shot of a modern, open-plan living and dining area. The dominant feature is the floor-to-ceiling windows that span the entire length of the space, offering views of lush vegetation. The flooring is natural wood, which extends throughout the room. Furniture includes a large, gray fabric sectional sofa, a rectangular wood dining table with upholstered chairs, and a round metal and glass coffee table. Indirect lighting is integrated into the ceiling, supplemented by pendant lights above the dining area. The walls and ceiling are painted white. The space is styled with a geometric rug.

This is a wide-angle photo of a semi-outdoor dining area adjacent to a kitchen. The space features a large, rectangular natural wood dining table with black metal wire mesh chairs. The flooring and ceiling are made of exposed gray concrete. A covered pergola with recessed and indirect lighting extends over the dining area. The kitchen area has black cabinetry and a black countertop. Lush green vegetation surrounds the outdoor space. The architectural style is modern with brutalist influences.

This is a wide shot of a modern and brutalist residential outdoor living space with a prominent pergola and deck. The primary surfaces include a high-share natural wood deck floor, a high-share gray concrete ceiling, and medium-share gray concrete walls. Key objects include a high-prominence outdoor furniture set with a wood bench and table in natural wood, and large planters with lush green plants. A pool area with visible water in concrete is also present. Abundant natural lighting is complemented by warm indirect artificial lighting. The setting is semi-outdoor, integrated with a forest exterior context and prominent vegetation. The space is finished and styled.

This is a wide shot of a modern residential facade at night. The architecture features a prominent concrete structure with extensive floor-to-ceiling windows that reveal the illuminated interior. A wooden-clad soffit provides a warm contrast to the concrete. Outdoor lighting is incorporated into the structure, casting a warm glow. Some vegetation is visible in the foreground, softening the hard lines of the building. The overall impression is one of sleek, contemporary design integrated with its environment.

Estudio Ramos

Con base en Buenos Aires y Nueva York, el Estudio Ramos ha desarrollado un distintivo estilo fundado en una visión bien definida de la arquitectura moderna.
En más de 35 años de experiencia, ha trabajado con profundo respeto los principios arquitectónicos. En su larga trayectoria construyendo edificios residenciales y comerciales, el Estudio busca entender e interpretar el contexto de cada proyecto, la sustentabilidad y su escala ideal.
Su objetivo es fomentar la reflexión a través de un lenguaje arquitectónico simple, puro y honesto.

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