Common parallelism. AER La Pampa Building by Cubero Rubio arquitectos
15/07/2020.
[Villa Urquiza - Buenos Aires] Argentina
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The AER La Pampa project, developed by the Cubero Rubio Arquitectos studio, is a medium-density residential building.
Located in the Villa Urquiza neighborhood, one of the neighborhoods in which the City of Buenos Aires is divided, precisely on the Donado Holmberg Linear Park and surrounded by a heterogeneous urban.
It is located a few blocks from the traditional Belgrano R neighborhood, a high-quality residential area in contact with large green spaces.
Located in the Villa Urquiza neighborhood, one of the neighborhoods in which the City of Buenos Aires is divided, precisely on the Donado Holmberg Linear Park and surrounded by a heterogeneous urban.
It is located a few blocks from the traditional Belgrano R neighborhood, a high-quality residential area in contact with large green spaces.
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos. Photograph by Ramiro Sosa
Groung floor. AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos
First floor. AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos
Second floor. AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos
Third floor. AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos
Fourth floor. AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos
Basement plan. AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos
Section. AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos
Axonometry. AER La Pampa Building by Cubero-Rubio arquitectos
For the AER La Pampa apartment complex, Cubero Rubio Arquitectos create two volumes with four levels detached from the zero level, facing each other and communicated with each other through semi-covered walkways, which give the complex an avant-garde design and great luminosity.
Its implementation allows, not only to use the virtues of the environment and the land, but also to generate situations that are not normally found in condominium buildings. The apartments have large expansions in direct relation to the main rooms, with great lighting and ventilation.
Its implementation allows, not only to use the virtues of the environment and the land, but also to generate situations that are not normally found in condominium buildings. The apartments have large expansions in direct relation to the main rooms, with great lighting and ventilation.
Description of project by Cubero Rubio Arquitectos
Each of the blocks is made up of: four floors that house the housing program with a total of 29 units of 1, 2, 3 and 4 rooms; and own terraces with pool and garden.
On the ground floor there are 40 covered garages and 3 uncovered; and a commercial premises towards the street, will have accesses in its entirety the pedestrian and vehicular accesses. On the first floor is the common use area of the building - a playground for boys, a gym, a sauna, changing rooms, SUM with a grill, a heated outdoor pool for adults and children, a solarium-.
The whole complex is organized from a central patio and two lateral patios that make up the "urban space" and are crossed and engraved by the circulatory system of pedestrian walkways. This space decompresses the separation between the two blocks while organizing the access system to the houses.
Each department has a unique personal income, given through a semi-covered bridge, overlooking the common spaces, which generates a feeling of living in an atmosphere very different from the daily days of the city and at the same time provides a unique identity . Balconies and terraces are an added value in all units, of generous proportions and contemporary materials.
The idea of expansion is fundamental in the project and is reaffirmed through the incorporation of green terraces and private pools on the terraces.
The main facade is a design made of "Acero Corten" material that together with the glass railings of the balconies and the volume of the access, speak of the virtual boundary relationship between the work and the urban space, generating privacy in the units .
It is a type of steel made with a chemical composition that makes its oxidation have some particular characteristics that protect the piece made with this material against atmospheric corrosion without losing its mechanical characteristics.
The oxidation of the steel is carried out in the space of six months and then resists in time, giving a finish that adapts to the dynamics of the place.
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Architects
Cubero Rubio Arquitectos.- Juan Pedro Rubio, Agustín Cubero.
Design team
Gabriel Schesak, Brian Gorban, Juan Pablo Castellano, Maia Lax, Romina Garino, María Pellegrini.
Collaborators
Interior design.-Plan Arquitectura.
Area
4480,00 m².
Dates
2019.
Manufacturers
Abelson.-Sanitary. Armaferro.-Steel, Concrete structures. Abertec.-Openings. Ctibor Ceramic.-Bricks. RJO.-Demolition. Houses.-Concrete elaborated. Barvial.-Excavation. FADE Ingeniería SRL.-Plumbing. Metalúrgica Potenza S.A.-Metal doors. Forti.-Crystals. Palermo Materials.-Construction materials. Distribuidora Norte S.A..-Construction materials. Energy Safe.-Electric ovens and stoves. Moncalieri.-Venetian glass mosaic. Marmolería Bustamante SRL.-Marbles. Couceiro S.A..-Lifts. Quitral.-Electric radiant floor and air conditioners. SE-CO Waterproof systems and solutions.-Waterproofing. Vagol Sawmill.-Deck Wood. The Flooring Company.-Floating floor. Vigorita.-Vinyl floor.
Location
La Pampa 4315, between Mariano Acha and Donado, Villa Urquiza, Autonomous City of Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Photography
Ramiro Sosa Fotografía.
Juan Pedro Rubio, Agustín Cubero. Cubero Rubio arquitectos
Cubero Rubio, is a studio created as a collaborative team of professionals dedicated to the development, project, direction, management and administration of architectural works, founded by the architect Juan Pedro Rubio and the civil engineer Agustín Cubero.
Juan Pedro Rubio has been an architect from the Facultad de Arquitectura, Diseño y Urbanismo of the University of Buenos Aires since September 2009, with a Postgraduate Degree in Real Estate Project Development and a Master's Degree in Advanced Architectural Design from the same university.
Agustín Cubero is Civil Engineer graduated from the Facultad de Ingeniería of the University of Buenos Aires since April 2008, also to holding the title of Directors of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises from the Argentine Institute of Business since September 2016.
The studio has managed to develop great capabilities in generating projects with cutting-edge design and, simultaneously, great rigor in all the internal processes applied to their development.
Juan Pedro Rubio has been an architect from the Facultad de Arquitectura, Diseño y Urbanismo of the University of Buenos Aires since September 2009, with a Postgraduate Degree in Real Estate Project Development and a Master's Degree in Advanced Architectural Design from the same university.
Agustín Cubero is Civil Engineer graduated from the Facultad de Ingeniería of the University of Buenos Aires since April 2008, also to holding the title of Directors of Small and Medium-sized Enterprises from the Argentine Institute of Business since September 2016.
The studio has managed to develop great capabilities in generating projects with cutting-edge design and, simultaneously, great rigor in all the internal processes applied to their development.
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