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Marinas House by Pirca Arquitectura

Pirca Arquitectura designed Marinas House, a 535 m² residence completed in 2024 in Belén de Escobar, Argentina. The project emphasizes blurring the lines between interior and exterior spaces.

The house is situated facing a lake, with its design driven by a continuous effort to integrate the indoors with the outdoors.

The architecture aims to allow natural light, views, and vegetation to shape the ambiance of each area within the house.

Beyond fulfilling functional requirements, the project introduces a series of pathways and spatial arrangements.

These elements are intended to accentuate the connection between the architecture and its natural environment.

Lead architects for the project were Antonio Florio and Luciano Basso, with design input from Gonzalo Charon.

The technical team included Nicolas Cabrini and Ignacio Rey.

Manufacturers like Abertec and EDFAN supplied products for the construction.

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