Residential & Hospitality

A landmark residential development on the shores of Lago de la República in Ciudad del Este. Three organic-form towers shape a distinctive skyline, maximizing lake views and integrating amenities across multiple levels with an elegant, contemporary design.

A beachfront residential masterplan in Punta del Este, set on the iconic Tío Tom site. The project reimagines the property as low-rise multifamily residences shaped by dunes, views, and a central clubhouse.

A residential ensemble set within an old quinta in Benavídez, with freestanding buildings placed between mature trees. The project integrates architecture and landscape through a clear, modular system and a palette of noble, durable materials.

A set of four residential towers within the La Ribera masterplan in Nueva Asunción. The project defines a clear skyline while prioritizing views, shade, and a strong connection to landscape and waterfront public space.

A triple-front residential building on Charlone Street in Villa Ortúzar—one of Buenos Aires’ fastest-growing and most vibrant neighborhoods. Rational architecture with façade sunshades for energy comfort and privacy, anchored by an active ground floor with a restaurant and café.

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A boutique hotel in Valle de Uco conceived as a quiet architectural experience—precise and understated, carefully balanced with the landscape, light, and atmosphere of Mendoza. The architecture accompanies the place; it doesn’t shout.

A larger lagoon-front residence designed for La Ribera, occupying two lots. Elegant and understated, the house is defined by travertine stone and light wood, opening to the water through generous terraces and a layered green edge.

A mixed-use residential project in Santa Cruz de la Sierra that occupies an entire city block, combining an active commercial ground floor with terraced residential edges, a private inner oasis, and two residential towers at the heart of the site.

A series of residences within a single macro lot in José Ignacio, Uruguay, organized around a shared artificial lagoon. Terraces and outdoor expansions open directly to the water, creating a calm, cohesive waterfront community.

A 600 m² private home in Pacheco Golf conceived as a set of interconnected volumes, each tailored to a specific family function. The house is organized around a central pool and a gallery/pergola, with a rationalist language and a palette of natural materials.

A clustered group of homes on Santa Mónica beach, near Punta del Este, organized around a shared central courtyard, with all units enjoying open sea views. The architecture is simple, modular, and low-maintenance—with the potential to prefabricate key components and assemble them on site.