CASA COSTAS I por Alejandra Pan Arquitectura em Escobar, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina (2019). 10 fotos do projeto. Inspiração de arquitetura e design em

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CASA COSTAS I

Escobar, Provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina

CASA COSTAS I — Alejandra Pan Arquitectura — Escobar, Provincia de Bue

This is a render of a modern two-story residential building facade. The structure features prominent geometric volumes characterized by extensive floor-to-ceiling windows and smooth, gray concrete walls. Dark metal accents are used on the window frames and as structural elements. The building is surrounded by lush, tall green vegetation, suggesting a rural or natural setting. The overall design emphasizes clean lines and a strong connection between the interior and exterior spaces.

This is a render of a modern, two-story residential house facade. The primary material is gray concrete, forming distinct geometric volumes. Large, floor-to-ceiling windows with black frames are a prominent feature, offering extensive views. Dark wood paneling is applied to certain sections of the facade, providing a warm contrast to the concrete. A small balcony or terrace is visible on the upper level. The house is situated in a suburban exterior context with some vegetation present. The lighting appears to be natural daylight, indicating an outdoor setting.

This is a wide exterior render of a modern two-story residential building. The facade features white exposed concrete and dark wood accents. Large floor-to-ceiling windows are visible on both levels, with glass railings on the upper balcony. A pergola extends from the side of the building, casting shadows on the grassy lawn. Tall green planters and grey outdoor furniture are placed on the ground level. The building is surrounded by prominent vegetation in a rural setting.

A rendered interior view showcases a modern, open-plan living space with a double-height ceiling and abundant natural light from floor-to-ceiling windows and skylights. The primary materials are exposed concrete for floors, walls, and ceilings, complemented by natural wood furniture. A floating staircase connects the levels. The space includes a large modular gray fabric sofa, a rectangular wood dining table with minimalist wood chairs, and linear black pendant lights. Tall green plants in planters add a touch of nature. The overall atmosphere is bright and airy, with warm artificial lighting contributing to the ambiance.

This is a wide architectural render of a modern residential interior. The primary space is a hallway with a prominent floating staircase. The walls are clad in textured gray stone, and the floor and ceiling are exposed concrete in a gray tone. The staircase features dark wood treads, creating a contrast with the surrounding concrete. Large floor-to-ceiling windows in the background allow abundant natural light. Integrated metal shelving is visible. In the adjacent living area, neutral-colored chairs and a low-profile grey sofa are arranged. Indirect and recessed artificial lighting is present, supplementing the natural light.

This is a render of a modern residential interior featuring a double-height hallway and staircase. The primary material is exposed concrete, used for the walls, floor, and ceiling, creating a raw and minimalist aesthetic. Large floor-to-ceiling windows offer abundant natural light and views of lush vegetation. Subtle indirect lighting is integrated into the ceiling and walls, providing a warm and inviting ambiance. Some walls are paneled with natural wood, adding warmth and texture to the space. A glass balustrade with a black metal frame accentuates the open staircase.

This is a render of a modern balcony or terrace area, featuring a minimalist design with dominant concrete elements. Floor-to-ceiling windows provide expansive views of the surrounding natural landscape. A black metal railing defines the edge of the space. The lighting appears to be primarily indirect, creating a soft ambiance. The exterior context is rural, with prominent vegetation visible.

A modern render showcases a multi-level facade with expansive floor-to-ceiling glass windows and white concrete exterior walls. A prominent courtyard features lush green vegetation and modern outdoor furniture arranged around a metal table. A floating staircase with white treads is visible within the structure. The building is set within a rural context with abundant natural light. The architectural style is distinctly modern, emphasizing clean lines and integration with the surrounding landscape.

This is a render of a modern, open-plan kitchen and living area. The kitchen features a large, white marble-like island with a minimalist black faucet and undermount sink. Dark wood cabinetry lines the walls, contrasting with light beige concrete walls. The flooring appears to be microcement in a beige tone. Floor-to-ceiling windows provide abundant natural light, overlooking a rural exterior with some vegetation. Indirect and recessed artificial lighting is present. A dining table with a wooden top and glass legs is visible in the background.

This is a render of a modern residential bathroom featuring a spacious layout with a large window overlooking a forest. The primary wall finish is a textured beige stone, contrasted with white marble-like countertops. The floor is finished in gray microcement, and the ceiling is white concrete. Key objects include two integrated white ceramic sinks with black matte wall-mounted faucets, and a freestanding white rectangular bathtub. A large rectangular mirror is wall-mounted, and a small green plant is placed on the counter. Indirect and recessed lighting provides illumination. The bathroom has floor-to-ceiling windows and stone-paneled walls, contributing to its unique aesthetic.

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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