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Architects: TAM - Guillermo Elgart
- Area: 65 m²
- Year: 2020
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Photographs:Obralinda
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Manufacturers: AutoDesk, Adobe, Casa Blanco, Cerrosud, Pasalto Hormigon, Pintureria "Del centro", Trimble Navigation
Text description provided by the architects. A little house built on a piece of land in the neighborhood of Santa Celina, in the south of Mar del Plata. The area is known for its abundance of trees and greenery. The property is centrally located on a Pampean-Argentinian block. The site is unique as it contains an atypical level drop towards the main street. To the front, a wide tree-lined street. To the back, facing north, a picturesque green pedestrian space. The house is compact. Although it has limited floor space, the design manages to offer multiple circulation paths which all converge in a central semi-sunken courtyard.
