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Building in Seguí Street
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Santa Fe, Argentina
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Other Projects by BIAGIONI / PECORARI arquitectos
Building in Seguí Street
Santa Fe, Argentina
Project Featured on Jul 11, 2015
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2014
SIZE
0 sqft - 1000 sqft
BUDGET
$500K - 1M
Located in the South Candioti neighborhood in Santa Fe, this block of collective housing is inserted as another piece of an urban fabric that`s constantly shifting and growing, combining industrial, residential and recreational buildings.
The building is a set of medium density that contains nine dwelling units and five garages, organized into two blocks linked by common circulations located in the central courtyard.
The design utilizes few materials: concrete, metal, glass, wood and plastered walls; exalting the tectonic properties of each part as its purpose within the project.
The main facade consists of a metal enclosure in contrast to the blind volume of grill´s. In the first floor the enclosure stretches from floor to ceiling for security reasons, and ends on the last level at the height of railing, allowing open visuals above the skyline.
The building is a set of medium density that contains nine dwelling units and five garages, organized into two blocks linked by common circulations located in the central courtyard.
The design utilizes few materials: concrete, metal, glass, wood and plastered walls; exalting the tectonic properties of each part as its purpose within the project.
The main facade consists of a metal enclosure in contrast to the blind volume of grill´s. In the first floor the enclosure stretches from floor to ceiling for security reasons, and ends on the last level at the height of railing, allowing open visuals above the skyline.
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