Residential & Hospitality

A single-level house designed as part of La Ribera’s residential series. The home blends into its setting through a lush, self-contained landscape where outdoor rooms and garden elements become part of the architecture.

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 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 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 lagoon-front home prototype for the La Ribera masterplan, organized around planted courtyards and shaded outdoor rooms. The architecture opens directly to the water, blending landscape, terraces, and daily life at the lagoon’s edge.

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 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 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 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 proposal for a new hotel in Chacoí, set in a fast-growing district. The project is organized around a planted courtyard that moderates temperature and creates a high-quality spatial experience, with the hotel and convention center structured around this central green core.