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SD28 House, designed by Estudio GMARQ, is located in a well-established neighborhood in Buenos Aires, Argentina. This modern home prioritizes everyday comfort, spaciousness, and brightness. The house features two superimposed volumes with interior patios that provide natural lighting and ventilation. Designed for potential future lot subdivision, the house is developed linearly and surrounded by vegetation, creating an urban oasis. Low-maintenance materials like concrete, aluminum, and porcelain are used, and sliding aluminum brise soleils offer shade throughout the year. The ground floor houses common areas, while bedrooms and service areas are located on the upper floor. Security and privacy are ensured with a large gate and vertical lattices on the façade, giving the house a minimalist and pure aesthetic.
Project Name: SD28 House
Architects: Estudio GMARQ - gmarq.com.ar/
Area: 1476 ft²
Year: 2023
Photographs: Daniela Mac Adden
Manufacturers: Cosentino, Lutron, Cerramientos De Luca, FV, Roca
Lead Architects: Adrián Govetto, Lucas Mansilla and Marcelo Forja
Architects: Leonel Graziano, Rocío Sperperato, Rocío Bozzano, Matías Repetto
Interior Design: Andy Forn
Structure Engineer: Juan Martín Harfuch
Landscape Design: Ina Lalor
Program / Use / Building Function: Residential
City: Buenos Aires
Country: Argentina