CASA GOLF I por Alejandra Pan Arquitectura em Nordelta, Benavidez, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina (2013). 7 fotos do projeto. Inspiração de arquitetura e 

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CASA GOLF I

Nordelta, Benavidez, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina

CASA GOLF I — Alejandra Pan Arquitectura — Nordelta, Benavidez, Provin

This is a wide-angle, exterior photograph of a modern residential property featuring a large swimming pool. The pool area is dominated by a spacious deck made of natural wood planks, surrounding a clear turquoise pool. The adjacent building showcases expansive floor-to-ceiling windows and a white concrete facade. Tall planters with dark grey pots are strategically placed around the deck. The scene is set against a rural backdrop with prominent vegetation, under a bright, cloudy sky.

A wide shot captures an outdoor residential pool area with an infinity edge. The pool itself is a deep blue, contrasting with the natural wood deck surrounding it. Beige stone coping lines the pool's edge. Minimalist outdoor furniture, appearing as modern chaise lounges, is visible on the deck. Abundant natural light illuminates the scene, with subtle indirect artificial lighting also present. The setting is suburban, with some vegetation visible in the background.

A wide-angle interior photo showcases a modern, double-height living space with a prominent floating staircase. The staircase features dark wood treads and a minimalist design, leading upwards. Large floor-to-ceiling windows dominate one wall, allowing abundant natural light to flood the space. The flooring is polished concrete in a beige tone, covering the majority of the visible area. White walls and ceilings contribute to the bright and airy atmosphere. A large white cylindrical column stands near the windows, offering structural support and visual balance. Recessed and indirect lighting fixtures are integrated into the ceiling. The space is furnished sparsely, emphasizing its clean lines and architectural features.

This is a wide interior shot of a modern residential hallway with a double-height ceiling. The floor is covered in large beige stone tiles, and the walls are painted white. A prominent feature is a floating staircase with a glass railing. A large, natural wood door is visible on the right. The space is filled with abundant natural light from floor-to-ceiling windows that offer views of a suburban exterior with some vegetation. Recessed and indirect artificial lighting are also present.

A wide shot of a modern, open-plan residential interior featuring a double-height living space with abundant natural light. The space is dominated by a floating staircase with light wood treads and glass railings, leading to an upper level. The flooring throughout is a light beige marble-like material, contrasting with white walls and ceilings. A minimalist white kitchen island with a matching countertop is visible, along with some white cabinetry. Artificial lighting is provided by recessed and indirect sources. A few pieces of contemporary furniture, including a modular sofa and a glass-top table, are sparsely placed. A black handbag and a dog bed are present but do not significantly detract from the overall uncluttered aesthetic.

A bright, minimalist modern kitchen features a large, white, rectangular island with an undermount stainless steel sink and a tall chrome faucet. White cabinetry lines the walls, topped with a white marble-like countertop. Three round, frosted glass pendant lights hang above the island. Stainless steel island mount extractor is visible. The space is illuminated by abundant natural light from large windows and supplemented by neutral artificial lighting, including indirect sources. The flooring is a light beige material. The kitchen is part of an open-plan living area.

A modern residential home features a white geometric facade with prominent floor-to-ceiling windows. A large, bright blue swimming pool occupies the foreground, bordered by a wooden deck. An upper level balcony has glass railings and is visible behind the pool area. A shaded outdoor seating area with blue and brown chairs is situated under a covered section of the house. A stone-clad wall provides a textured accent in the outdoor living space. The setting is suburban with some vegetation visible.

Alejandra Pan Arquitectura

MARIA ALEJANDRA PAN
Nacio el 10 de Julio de 1971.
En 1995 obtiene su título de Arquitecta en la FADU, Facultad de Arquitectura, Diseño y Urbanismo de la Universidad de Buenos Aires.
Desde sus comienzos forma parte de grandes estudios de arquitectura, entre ellos Lier & Tonconogy y Esses | Naistat.
El 2004 funda NP Estudio: Estudio de Arquitectura, asociada con un colega y amigo.
Posteriormente forman su propia empresa constructora. 
El estudio comienza con pequeñas obras, para ir luego afianzándose en el diseño y construcción de viviendas de gran magnitud y edificios en propiedad horizontal. 
En 2017, funda un nuevo estudio con su sello personal:  ALEJANDRA PAN - Arquitectura y Construcción, ubicado en Nordelta, zona donde ha desarrollado gran parte de su obra,
plasmando allí 23 años de experiencia, de m2 construidos, de crecimiento, profesionalismo y amor a la arquitectura.<br 


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