ARIAS RANEA ARCHITECTS designed this innovative apartment building in Córdoba, Argentina. The building consists of 10 apartments and two common use areas. An open space used as a gallery and meeting area forms a connection between the building and the public space. Take a look at the complete story after the jump.
From the architects: The project is developed in a single-family homes and small-scale buildings neighborhood. Close to the central area and Suquía River.
The design included not only achieving the largest number of housing units but incorporating a bonus: respecting the spatial quality, cross ventilation and very good lighting in all units, plus some common usespaces, respecting a limited budget.
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The proposal contains ten apartments and two common use areas(opened and covered) in two blocks separated by a large patio that contains an open circulation.
In order to integrate public space with the building, an open space is proposed to be used as a gallery and meeting area, with the possibility of parking three cars during the night. Then a central patio links both blocks. Semi-covered halls appear every two apartments. On top of the back block an accessible terrace is an outdoor recreational area with views of Córdoba city.
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Design team: Andrea Ranea | Fernando Arias
Location F. Soler 351 – Córdoba- Argentina.
Construction year: 2017
Built area: 560 m2
Photography by Gonzalo Viramonte
Furnishing: en bruto
Calculations: Ing. Juan Pablo Martinez
