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The building is located on a double frontage site in a residential neighbourhood of leave density in the city of Buenos Aires.

The project is divided into two sections separated by a courtyard. The front one has one-bedroom units and the back one has four duplex units: two on the ground floor leave with large gardens and swimming pools; two more on the first floor, with large terraces at the living-dining room level, and their own terraces on the fourth floor. The main facades face south-east and north-west. The volumes are articulated and connected through this courtyard and by means of an open circulation core with semi-covered areas to the front and a bridge to the rear. At the front, the elevated block allows the location of garages on the ground floor leave, without the need to create a basement for parking. The fair-faced concrete structure is visible on the façades with slab concrete beams and also in this core, which is made entirely of fair-faced concrete. Granite floors, lapacho wood slats, black carpentry, black ironwork details, exposed concrete and plants make for rustic, low-maintenance exteriors, but with quality and warmth. For their part, the units, with their white walls and open, integrated spaces, accommodate the personalities of their respective inhabitants.