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Between Openness and Privacy – CCE House by Oficina Nomada de Arquitectura

Between Openness and Privacy – CCE House by Oficina Nomada de Arquitectura

Defined by concrete, filtered light and measured openness, CCE House creates a private refuge in Mendoza where orientation, material restraint and carefully framed patios establish an intimate relationship between domestic life and landscape.

The Diaphanous Cave – Casa Cosmo by Cristian Nanzer

The Diaphanous Cave – Casa Cosmo by Cristian Nanzer

Casa Cosmo redefines the relationship between architecture and landscape through precise geometry, honest materiality and a spatial experience in which natural light becomes the central element revealing the passage of time.

Escala Humana Wines Winery by Estudio Monte Arquitectura, Estudio RARE and Unamuno Arquitectura

Escala Humana Wines Winery by Estudio Monte Arquitectura, Estudio RARE and Unamuno Arquitectura

Nestled in Gualtallary, Mendoza, Escala Humana Wines Winery reimagines winery architecture through an intimate dialogue between landscape, sustainability, and materiality, creating a place where winemaking unfolds at a genuinely human scale.

Parkside Urban Living – Depart Colegiales by Grupo Uno en Uno

Parkside Urban Living – Depart Colegiales by Grupo Uno en Uno

Depart Colegiales by Grupo Uno en Uno reimagines urban residential life through generous apartments, sculpted terraces, exposed concrete, and a direct relationship with the new Railway Park in Colegiales. More than an apartment building, it operates as a vertical residential ecosystem where nature, community, and the city meet.

Gravity Held in Stone – Suspended Stone Houses by Paul Dragicevic

Gravity Held in Stone – Suspended Stone Houses by Paul Dragicevic

Suspended Stone Houses by Paul Dragicevic reinterprets local stone construction through two elevated dwellings that appear to hover over the mountainous terrain of Yacanto, Córdoba. Through reinforced concrete, on-site stone, deep galleries, and panoramic openings, the project creates a powerful dialogue between weight, lightness, landscape, and contemporary rural living.

Balanced Thresholds – Villa Belgrano House by MZ Architects

Balanced Thresholds – Villa Belgrano House by MZ Architects

Villa Belgrano House by MZ Arquitectos unfolds as a contemporary domestic composition shaped by proportion, calm spatial order, and environmental awareness. Through restrained materials and measured transparency, the residence balances openness, privacy, and everyday comfort.

Between Edges – Casa en el Dragon by Cristian Nanzer

Between Edges – Casa en el Dragon by Cristian Nanzer

Casa en el Dragon by Cristian Nanzer explores a disciplined architectural language where proportion, landscape, and carefully calibrated transitions shape a contemporary residence defined by clarity, spatial continuity, and a refined balance between openness and privacy.

Tree as Origin – Residence 204 by Estudio Bearzotti

Tree as Origin – Residence 204 by Estudio Bearzotti

In Córdoba, Residence 204 by Estudio Bearzotti Arquitectura emerges from the preservation of a carob tree that defines its spatial order. The home integrates landscape, material continuity and structural clarity into a calm contemporary dwelling.

Structured Clarity – Cavendish Housing by AR Arquitectos

Structured Clarity – Cavendish Housing by AR Arquitectos

Cavendish Housing by AR Arquitectos explores precision and restraint through carefully composed volumes and framed openings. The residence balances enclosure and openness, establishing a calm architectural presence that connects domestic life with landscape and light.

Measured Continuity – Casa S by Valdemarin and Siuk Studio

Measured Continuity – Casa S by Valdemarin and Siuk Studio

Casa S by Valdemarin and Siuk Studio is a contemporary residence shaped by clarity, environmental logic and restrained materiality, where spatial continuity and calibrated thresholds define a refined balance between openness, privacy and comfort.

A Territorial Presence – Casa BP by Santiago Bertotti

A Territorial Presence – Casa BP by Santiago Bertotti

Casa BP is a rural dwelling that embeds itself into the landscape through linear form, earthy materiality and controlled openness, offering a balanced dialogue between protection, climate response and expansive views.

Light and Form – Studio Fran Vinas Arquitectos by FV Arquitectos

Light and Form – Studio Fran Vinas Arquitectos by FV Arquitectos

Located in Córdoba’s Cerro de las Rosas district, Studio Fran Viñas Arquitectos is a sculptural expression of modern functionality. Its prismatic form, delicate material palette, and spatial openness define a workspace that balances urban density with serene introspection.

Inhabiting the Mountain – Casa PA by Estudio Bearzotti

Inhabiting the Mountain – Casa PA by Estudio Bearzotti

Located in Villa Allende, Córdoba, Casa PA by Estudio Bearzotti is defined by a subtle harmony between material solidity and spatial openness. Its design creates an intimate dialogue with the natural surroundings, prioritising views, light, and privacy.

A Pause in the Scenery – Strazik House by Gonzalez Olsina & Vega Arquitectos

A Pause in the Scenery – Strazik House by Gonzalez Olsina & Vega Arquitectos

Rooted in the stillness of Argentina’s Uco Valley, Strazik House is a quiet gesture of permanence—its architecture a line drawn in deference to the Andes, offering a contemplative refuge immersed in landscape and silence.

Language of Light – Residence Oliva by Estudio Bearzotti

Language of Light – Residence Oliva by Estudio Bearzotti

With a narrative that favours natural light, material honesty and a profound connection to the landscape, Estudio Bearzotti creates a serene, essential architecture—captured with subtle precision by Naranja Roja’s atmospheric lens.

Fashion Space – Therapy Recycle & Exorcise by Estudio Montevideo

Fashion Space – Therapy Recycle & Exorcise by Estudio Montevideo

Therapy Recycle & Exorcise is a bold upcycling fashion brand expressed through a concept store in Cordoba, where recycled culture and historic architecture converge in a disruptive yet thoughtful project by Estudio Montevideo.

The City as a Stage – Ciudadano by MAD & Un Medio

The City as a Stage – Ciudadano by MAD & Un Medio

Ciudadano, designed by MAD & Un Medio, redefines the relationship between city, architecture, and belonging. An open and fluid space where inside and outside merge, inviting people to inhabit a shared urban experience.

Paris in a Sip – Passage du Cafe by Studio Petra

Paris in a Sip – Passage du Cafe by Studio Petra

Passage du Cafe by Studio Petra is a refined bar interior in downtown Cordoba, where minimal intervention, artisanal detail, and French cafe traditions merge to create a timeless, urban social space.

An Architecture of Origin — Bordo by Paolini Arquitectos

An Architecture of Origin — Bordo by Paolini Arquitectos

Bordo reinterprets the winemaking universe through a sensory architecture crafted by Paolini Arquitectos, where each space evokes an essential element of wine, enhancing the culinary proposal of chef Facundo Kelemen.

The Strength of Identity – Mundo Maipu Usados by Estudio Echaniz Gallo

The Strength of Identity – Mundo Maipu Usados by Estudio Echaniz Gallo

The comprehensive intervention of Mundo Maipu Usados, led by Estudio Echaniz Gallo, transforms a pre-existing structure into a contemporary, functional space aligned with the brand’s core values of transparency, trust, and efficiency.

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