Inspired by the site’s distinctive character, the vision for this project was born from the expansive green area in front of the property, which became the driving force behind the design. Our core aspiration was to dissolve the boundaries between the natural and the built, resulting in a residence seamlessly merged with its surroundings.

The design narrative unfolds on the ground floor, where two intersecting prisms create a captivating central void. The first prism, aligned with the street, contains the public areas, offering an open and versatile environment defined by inverted beams and expansive floor-to-ceiling sliding doors, establishing a strong visual connection with the surrounding greenery. On either side of this prism, carefully designed semi-covered spaces regulate natural light and enhance the ethereal quality of the overall composition.

In contrast, the second prism, positioned perpendicular to the street, contains the private areas, ensuring both privacy and comfort for the residents. The kitchen and laundry spaces are shielded from the exterior by a solid wall, while the interior walls remain transparent, opening towards the central void where a Japanese tree serves as a peaceful focal point. Bedrooms and bathrooms are strategically oriented to the north, offering privileged views of the garden. Access to the bathrooms is provided through the bedrooms, reinforcing privacy while allowing abundant natural light to enter the connecting corridor. Lastly, the main bedroom, tucked away in a more secluded area, forms an intimate connection with the rear garden.

This architectural piece stands as a testament to the dissolution of boundaries between the built environment and the natural world, creating a continuous sensory connection that enriches the lives of its inhabitants.
 

Welcome to a space where architecture and nature exist in perfect harmony.

Photographs: Daniela Mac Adden, Juan Ignacio Giraudo & Marianela Gotta