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White building with glazed balconies and a palm tree on the sidewalk — Building BIII, Mar del Plata
Façade with balconies and entrance with BONJO sign — Building BIII, Mar del Plata
Central courtyard with gallery and white façades — Building BIII, Mar del Plata
Inner courtyard looking up to the sky — Building BIII, Mar del Plata
Hall with timber cladding and lift — Building BIII, Mar del Plata
Glazed ground floor with armchairs open to the courtyard — Building BIII, Mar del Plata
Hall with glass partition and lift — Building BIII, Mar del Plata
Inner façades around the courtyard — Building BIII, Mar del Plata
Balcony overlooking the neighbourhood rooftops — Building BIII, Mar del Plata
Continuous balcony with railing and city view — Building BIII, Mar del Plata
Car park with yellow columns — Building BIII, Mar del Plata
Spacious car park with yellow columns — Building BIII, Mar del Plata
Palm tree and façade seen from below — Building BIII, Mar del Plata
The building lit at nightfall — Building BIII, Mar del Plata
Front façade lit at night — Building BIII, Mar del Plata
Lit ground floor with deck and courtyard — Building BIII, Mar del Plata
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Building BIII

Category
Edificio en Altura
Location
Mar del Plata, Argentina
Year
2015
Status
Built work
Photography
Ramiro Sosa
Press
ArchDaily · ARQA · Archello · Divisare
Recognition
Mención CAPBA 2019 · Obra Construida

The project was designed with the premise of creating an apartment building that possesses all the advantages offered by contemporary horizontal properties, while incorporating the possibility of carrying out the activities that come with living in a house.

The ground floor functions as a plaza with areas for rest, reading and general enjoyment. It is the heart of the project, containing the entrance hall, the barbecue area and the solarium. The relationship between the communal spaces generates an atmosphere dominated by nature and serenity.

All apartments feature planting boxes on their balconies and terraces. The cumulative effect of the planting boxes from each unit generates a totalising image of the building defined by the vertical gardens on the facade.