Drawing inspiration from the landscapes and small towns encountered during his travels by bicycle across Argentina and Chile, Gonzalo's lens captured the essence of human-scale interactions and architectural details. His fascination with the intricate nuances of urban life eventually led him to explore the streets of Cordoba, his birth city, where he documented its buildings, customs, and unexpected corners with unwavering dedication. Driven by a vision of "specific architecture for common people," Gonzalo embarked on a mission to uncover the beauty in the most ordinary of spaces, challenging the notion that architecture is reserved solely for the elite. His work found recognition in the world of publishing, with several magazine covers showcasing Cordoba's architectural marvels on a national and global stage.
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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.
Located in the hills of Cordoba, Casa Cosmo proposes an architecture deeply connected to its natural setting. Through a triangular organisation, locally grounded materials and a sensitive manipulation of daylight, the residence establishes a continuous dialogue between landscape, time and everyday inhabitation.
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.
Depart Colegiales is a 10,000 m² residential project in Colegiales, Buenos Aires City, designed by Grupo Uno en Uno between 2022 and 2025. Located at the corner of Vidal and Virrey Olaguer y Feliu, facing the new Railway Park, the building transforms its privileged urban edge into a living extension of the landscape. Its exposed concrete structure, commercial ground floor, generous terraces, and indoor-outdoor amenities create a dialogue between metropolitan density and resort-like calm. Apartments from the first to seventh floors are complemented by three urban houses with private terraces on the upper levels, proposing an uncommon model of elevated domestic expansion. With landscape, wellness, and community at its core, Depart Colegiales suggests a lasting alternative for collective housing in a city that continues to renew itself.
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.
Suspended Stone Houses is a residential complex composed of two single-family homes and a shared swimming pool, completed in 2025 in Yacanto, Córdoba, Argentina. Designed by Paul Dragicevic, the 380 m² project responds directly to a steep mountainous site overlooking the Altas Cumbres, the valley, and the Sierras Chicas. Its defining architectural gesture lies in the use of cantilevered reinforced-concrete slabs and locally sourced stone cladding, creating the impression of heavy volumes floating above the hillside. Rather than occupying the landscape aggressively, the houses reduce their contact with the ground, preserving vegetation and intensifying the relationship between interior life and the surrounding horizon. The result is an architecture of paradox: robust yet delicate, rooted in vernacular memory yet transformed through contemporary structural precision.
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.
Located within the leafy context of Villa Belgrano, this residence by MZ Arquitectos explores a quiet architectural language grounded in proportion, light, and continuity. Carefully calibrated openings, restrained materials, and transitional outdoor spaces create a home where interior life flows naturally toward landscape, climate, and daily ritual.
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.
Located within a landscape that invites quiet contemplation, Casa en el Dragon by Cristian Nanzer proposes a contemporary residential composition organized through clear thresholds, measured apertures, and material restraint. The project prioritizes spatial continuity, environmental responsiveness, and an architecture defined by proportion rather than excess.
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.
Residence 204 redefines the relationship between architecture and landscape through a design that begins with preservation. Centered around an existing carob tree, the project organizes movement, structure and material expression to create a single-level residence that feels embedded within the terrain and deeply connected to its surrounding environment.
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.
Cavendish Housing presents a contemporary residential composition defined by spatial clarity and measured proportions. Through controlled thresholds, framed views, and a restrained material palette, AR Arquitectos crafts a residence where architecture, light, and landscape interact to shape a balanced and enduring domestic environment.
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.
Conceived as a study in legibility and performance, Casa S balances solid envelopes with transparent apertures to create a home that privileges function over excess. Through controlled permeability, thoughtful materiality and carefully orchestrated transitions, the residence offers spatial calm shaped by light, climate and everyday ritual.
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.
Designed by Santiago Bertotti, Casa BP unfolds as a restrained architectural intervention where mass, void and native landscape operate together. The house reads the territory carefully, transforming topography, light and material into a timeless domestic experience.
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.
Studio Fran Viñas Arquitectos by FV Arquitectos presents a refined architectural composition within Córdoba’s urban fabric. Defined by a bold prismatic volume and a perforated facade that mediates light and privacy, the project integrates clarity, restraint, and human warmth. Inside, fluid furniture forms and soft tones create a dynamic, flexible workspace where creativity and contemplation coexist harmoniously.
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.
Estudio Montevideo transforms a historic house in Cordoba into the first flagship store for Therapy Recycle & Exorcise, a genderless and seasonless fashion brand rooted in upcycling. The project merges architectural heritage with raw contemporary interventions, creating a space for production, retail, and community exchange.
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.
Inspired by the city as a meeting point, Ciudadano is a project that goes beyond convention. With open architecture and luminous design, it creates an inclusive, vibrant environment where each corner offers a unique way of interacting and belonging.
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.
Estudio Echaniz Gallo carried out the full renovation of Mundo Maipú Usados, located on Avenida Colón, updating its interior spatiality. The project fuses design, identity, and functionality under a phygital proposal that redefines the experience of both clients and collaborators.
Balance and Permanence – UNPUENTE by Paolini Arquitectos
Located in the Valle de Calamuchita, Córdoba, UNPUENTE by Paolini Arquitectos redefines the family home as a multifunctional retreat, blending nature, sport, and conviviality in a work that is solid, timeless, and deeply connected to its surroundings.
Conceived as both a physical and symbolic bridge, UNPUENTE by Paolini Arquitectos responds to the challenging terrain of Embalse Los Molinos. The residence unites generations, landscapes, and experiences, articulating a design that balances intimacy, social life, and interaction with the surrounding nature.
Light, Matter and Garden – Casa Galera by Karlen + Clemente
Conceived as an intimate refuge in a residential neighborhood, Casa Galera by Karlen + Clemente unfolds around a spacious central courtyard that organizes social life and balances a delicate relationship between privacy and openness.
Casa Galera by Karlen + Clemente introduces a design strategy that redefines the relationship between dwelling and surroundings. With a closed frontage to the street and generous openings to the rear courtyard, the house integrates concrete, stone, and wood in a language that prioritizes warmth, serenity, and connection.
