Montevideo architecture designs: Uruguay capital buildings
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Uruguay architecture designs and architects
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Big Fish House, Faro De José Ignacio, Uruguay
Modern home design by Martin Gomez Arquitectos in Faro De José Ignacio. Big Fish House is a luxurious oceanfront residential property with a large inner courtyard. Natural light augments the interior spaces
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Médano El Pinar, Montevideo homes, Uruguay
Designed by Rafael Viñoly Architects, Médano El Pinar is an oceanfront, multi-family residential building. The long, low-slung, and sinewy shape integrates it with its pristine setting in Uruguay
KUPURI 27 House Punta Negra, Uruguay home
Central de Arquitectura Architects designed KUPURI 27 House is in Litibu Bay. The property design fuses rustic materials, creating a space that highlights the beauty that stands out in the small details
La Iluminada Residences, La Barra, Uruguay
Designed by Martin Gomez La Iluminada Residences are two independent houses, one for the owners to use, and the other for renting out. Both exposed reinforced concrete structures, cast with brushed pine board shutters, articulate a courtyard with barbecue and swimming pools
La Boyita Residence, Punta Del Este, Uruguay
Designed by Martin Gomez La Boyita is a residential complex divided into five modules: the main body for communal areas, another for the service area, and three additional modules for potential guests
Murillo Housing, Montevideo Uruguay
Estudio Santiago Fernandez + Candida Tabet Arquitetura’s core design idea when creating Murillo Housing, Montevideo, originated in its implementation. The challenge was to position five 200 sqm duplex houses in a lot while imposing minimal interference with its existing wooded surroundings
World Memorial to the Pandemic, Uruguay
World Memorial to the Pandemic, Montevideo coastline, Uruguay architecture design by Gómez Platero. Strong symbol for global unity won in Monuments category at International Architecture Awards
Locanda Fasano, Las Barras Punta Del Este
Designed by Estúdio Obra Prima, Hotel Fasano Las Piedras, Punta del Este. Experience space with suites and apartments built on a single building connected to iconic Fasano Restaurant
Marinas of Punta Piedra in Uruguay
Designed by Rodriguez Pons & Partners, Marinas of Punta Piedra is a new waterfront development in Carmelo city, Uruguay – an “ideal” human scale micro-city, 100% ecologically oriented
Oficinas Prinzi in Montevideo Offices
Cotignola, Staricco, Tobler designed the Oficinas Prinzi project. The office functions as an element that connects and structures the compound of warehouses and sheds that are property of Prinzi S.A.
Metropolitan Cathedral Montevideo, Uruguay
Metropolitan Cathedral South Tower Rehabilitation, Montevideo, Uruguay, Design: Estudio / LT _ Arch. Martín López + Arch. Juan Pablo Tuja. The intervention focuses on the interior of the building
Punta House, Uruguay Residence: Punta Del Leste
The Punta House is located on an open lot, alongside a reservoir, in the countryside close to the city of Punta Del Leste, in Uruguay. The location of the residence on this open country wasteland imposed the challenge of creating private spaces and, to some degree, protected visually and climactically.
Fasano Las Piedras, Punta Del Este houses
Las Piedras Fasano hospitality complex in Punta del Este, Uruguay, combines private homes, hotel bungalows and other amenities – spa, equestrian center, golf and polo fields and a 3-km beach stretch on the riverside of Arroyo Maldonado – spreading across vast 480 hectares.
285 Montevideo, Belo Horizonte Building
285 Montevideo has an atypical storey with larger windows, split levels, planting boxes and an 8-feet ceiling height, what was possible thanks to the maximum utilization of the height allowed by local building regulations.