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Argentina Houses: Property Designs

post updated 26 May 2026

Argentina Architecture Designs – chronological list

16 April 2026
Leloir House, Parque Leloir, Buenos Aires
Architects: Besonías Almeida arquitectos

photo : Hernán de Almeida
Exposed concrete was selected as the primary material to achieve a cohesive structural and architectural expression capable of spanning large openings without intermediate supports. This approach reflects a commitment to material honesty, allowing the construction system to remain visible and legible. At the same time, it enables uninterrupted visual continuity, reinforcing a sense of openness and spatial clarity.

2 April 2026
Summit House, Córdoba, Villa General Belgrano
Architectural: Karlen + Clemente

photo : Gonzalo Viramonte
Summit House is situated within the mountainous landscape of Córdoba, Argentina. Karlen + Clemente’s modern residence anchors itself to the hillside, unfolding as a series of horizontal volumes that respond to the natural topography.

31 March 2026
Molvento House, Villa Ciudad Parque, Los Reartes, Córdoba
Architectural: Karlen + Clemente

picture : Gonzalo Viramonte
The lake presents itself as a constant, nearly motionless plane that structures the perception of the site. In response, the architecture adopts a horizontal logic, minimizing its impact at the urban level while reinforcing its connection to the surrounding landscape and the body of water.

11 March 2026
House 1954, Cordoba, Villa María
Architecture Office: EFEEME architects

property picture : Gonzalo Viramonte
The project envisions the renovation and reprogramming of a 170 m² corner house, built in 1954, in Villa María, a mid-sized city in the interior of Córdoba, Argentina. The intervention reorganizes the program into two continuous, interconnected functional blocks—public and private.

6 March 2026
Casa Cosmos, Cordoba
Architecture Office: Architect Cristián Nanzer

property photo : Gonzalo Viramonte
Casa Cosmos—named by its owner upon seeing it upright on the site—is situated in the foothills of the Punilla Valley in Capilla del Monte, Córdoba, Argentina. The property borders a protected natural reserve, home to dense woodlands of red quebrachos, black algarrobos, chañares, and aromitos—species endemic to the semi-arid region.

9 January 2026
Casa MG – Estancia El Terron, Mendiolaza, Córdoba
Architecture: Cbarquitectas

photo : Andrés Domínguez
Casa MG is located in the prestigious Estancia El Terrón neighborhood in Mendiolaza, Córdoba, within a consolidated low-density area characterized by generous green spaces and open views toward the golf course. The project is developed entirely on a single level and was conceived for a family seeking a functional, accessible, and comfortable home—one that supports a more tranquil stage of life while fostering a strong connection between interior and exterior spaces, as well as with the surrounding landscape.

8 January 2026
Senderos House, Costa Esmeralda, Buenos Aires
Architects: Besonías Almeida arquitectos

photo : Hernán de Almeida
Senderos House is located in Costa Esmeralda, a setting of remarkable natural beauty along the sand dunes of the Buenos Aires coastline. The site is defined by a balanced coexistence of native grasslands, a young forest of acacias and maritime pines, and areas of consolidated woodland that the project aims to preserve and integrate.

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23 December 2025
Suspended Stone Houses, Yacanto, Cordoba
Architecture: Arq. Paul Dragicevic

picture : Gonzalo Viramonte
Casas Piedra Suspendida is a residential complex composed of two single-family houses organized around a shared swimming pool, situated on a steep hillside in Yacanto within the San Javier Department.
Embedded within a dramatic mountainous landscape defined by abrupt topography and expansive panoramic views, the project responds directly to the physical conditions of the site. The steep terrain becomes a generative element for the architecture, influencing the spatial arrangement, structural strategy, and material expression of the residences.

30 November 2025
Casa BP, Estancia El Terrón, Mendiolaza, Córdoba
Architectural Design + Interior Design: Architect Santiago Bertotti

photograph : Gonzalo Viramonte
The residence is positioned on an elevated portion of the site, carefully utilizing the gentle topography to capture expansive views across the surrounding rural landscape. Its placement reinforces a strong connection to the natural setting while allowing the architecture to engage the terrain with clarity and restraint.
The primary volume is conceived as a strictly longitudinal form, aligned with the dominant boundaries of the site to establish a clear spatial order and reinforce the linear qualities of the landscape. This elongated configuration enhances visual continuity and maximizes the relationship between interior spaces and the surrounding views.

22 November 2025
Cavendish Housing, Villa Belgrano, Córdoba
Architects: AR Arquitectos

photo : Gonzalo Viramonte

8 October 2025
Dúplex 4F House, Las Huertillas neighborhood, Córdoba
Architects: Guido Fratianni

photo : Andrés Domínguez
Dúplex 4F is located within the Las Huertillas neighborhood in Córdoba, a low-density residential area traditionally characterized by the construction of two homes per lot.
Responding to this urban context, the project introduces a series of four residential units, each measuring approximately 125 square meters, distributed across two adjoining lots positioned between party walls with an east-west orientation. The proposal carefully negotiates density, privacy, and spatial quality while remaining sensitive to the scale and rhythm of the surrounding neighborhood.

2 October 2025
Villa Belgrano House, Cordoba
Architects: MZ Architects

photograph : Gonzalo Viramonte
The 1,200-square-meter lot presented two defining site conditions that became central to the architectural response: a gradual 2.80-meter slope descending from the street toward the rear of the property, and a distinctive triangular termination that introduced geometric complexity to the site.
Rather than treating these characteristics as limitations, the project embraces them as opportunities to shape the spatial and organizational logic of the development. The changing topography informs circulation, sectional relationships, and the integration of outdoor spaces, while the triangular geometry generates unique spatial conditions and visual perspectives throughout the project.

1 October 2025
Casa La Ballena, Rosario, Santa Fe property
Design: Brigatti Polak Architects

photo © Ramiro Sosa
La Ballena is located within a suburban landscape approximately 40 kilometers from Rosario, set within a clearing surrounded by mature eucalyptus trees that define both the atmosphere and identity of the project.
The presence of this old-growth forest strongly informs the architectural approach, shaping the placement, scale, and spatial experience of the intervention. Rather than imposing itself upon the landscape, the architecture is conceived as a quiet companion to its environment—allowing the surrounding vegetation, natural light, and passage of time to remain central protagonists of the experience.

23 September 2025
La Deseada House, Cordoba
Architects: Estudio AP

photo : Gonzalo Viramonte
On the ground floor, the home’s social spaces unfold as a continuous and fluid environment where the living room, dining area, and kitchen are seamlessly integrated into a single spatial experience. This open arrangement strengthens interaction and reinforces the relationship between daily life and the surrounding landscape.

12 September 2025
Unpuente House, Cordoba
Architect: Paolini Arquitectos

picture : Gonzalo Viramonte
UNPUENTE is conceived as a single-family residence that functions both as a gathering place for weekend family life and as an intimate private retreat for a couple. The project balances openness and sociability with moments of calm and seclusion, adapting to different rhythms of occupation throughout the year.
Located within a gated community overlooking the Los Molinos Reservoir in the Calamuchita Valley, the home is deeply connected to its exceptional natural surroundings. Surrounded by forest and oriented toward direct lake views, the architecture is carefully integrated into the landscape to preserve and enhance the site’s environmental qualities.

23 August 2025
House on Cerro El Dragon, Punilla Valley, Cordoba
Architect: Cristián Nanzer Arquitecto

photograph : Gonzalo Viramonte
The house is located in the Punilla Valley, in Córdoba Province, near Cerro El Dragón, positioned between the towns of La Falda and Huerta Grande.
The site is defined by a dramatic natural setting of rolling hills and mountain terrain, typical of the semi-arid landscapes of central Argentina. Expansive views across the valley reinforce the strong relationship between the architecture and its surrounding environment.

4 August 2025
Casa S, Buenos Aires
Architects: Valdemarín / Siuk Studio

picture : Gonzalo Viramonte
House S, located within the private residential community of Tortugas Country Club, has undergone a comprehensive renovation that fully redefines the character and experience of the home.
The architectural intervention, led by Valdemarín Arquitectos in collaboration with Siuk Studio, transforms the residence both aesthetically and functionally, elevating its spatial quality while improving comfort, usability, and connection to its surroundings.

8 July 2025
Casa Vima, Bella Vista, Provincia De Buenos Aires
Architects: Grizzo Studio

image : Grizzo Studio
The house is set upon a plinth that mediates between the exterior landscape and the interior environment, establishing a gradual and deliberate threshold between outside and inside. This elevated base becomes an architectural device that defines entry, sequence, and transition throughout the home.
Changes in level are used as a spatial strategy to choreograph movement and perception. The subtle shifts in height introduce a continuous interplay of light and shadow, giving each space a distinct atmospheric quality that evolves throughout the day.

4 June 2025
Casa Galera, Rio Tercero, Cordoba
Architect: Karlen + Clemente

photo : Gonzalo Viramonte
The main functions of the house are concentrated on the ground floor, establishing a clear and legible spatial structure. A longitudinal axis organizes the primary social areas—living room, dining area, and kitchen—creating a continuous sequence that guides movement and visual connection throughout the interior.
This linear arrangement extends outward toward the veranda and swimming pool, reinforcing a strong relationship between indoor living and the surrounding landscape. The architecture encourages a lifestyle closely connected to the garden, where daily activities naturally expand into outdoor spaces.

22 May 2025
Spano Casas Housing, Cordoba
Architecture Office: ESTUDIO LZ Pablo Lorenzo Arquitectos

photo : Gonzalo Viramonte
Spano Casas Housing Complex is located in the northern sector of Córdoba, within the Argüello neighborhood. The project occupies a corner plot defined by an irregular geometric condition, which becomes a primary driver of the architectural strategy.
Rather than treating the site’s irregularity as a constraint, the design uses it as a generative framework for spatial organization, massing, and circulation. The unique geometry of the lot establishes non-standard alignments that inform the positioning and articulation of the housing units.

23 April 2025
Tres Patios House, Buenos Aires
Architecture: Besonías Almeida arquitectos

photo : Hernán de Almeida
Interested in the complex spatiality and strong integration with the landscape that characterizes the studio’s work, the owners established a key condition from the outset: the house was to be developed entirely at ground level. This requirement set the foundation for the project’s spatial strategy and architectural approach.
The main challenge lay in resolving a house on an urban-exposed corner lot while ensuring that every room could maintain a direct and meaningful relationship with the landscape. At the same time, the design needed to preserve a high degree of privacy despite its open, ground-level configuration.

17 April 2025
Casa Gallareta Luxury Landscape Cabins, Patagonia
Design: Organic and Joyful Architecture

photo © Juan Segundo Diaz Dopazo
Landscape Cabins is conceived as a modular series of small-scale dwellings designed for two to three guests, positioned as extensions of the surrounding forest rather than separate built objects. The architectural intention is to integrate each cabin into the natural environment so that it reads as another element of the woodland landscape.
Each unit follows a shared architectural language that ensures coherence across the ensemble, while introducing subtle variations in form, orientation, and spatial arrangement. This controlled variability creates a sense of “organized randomness,” allowing the cabins to feel both unified and individually distinct.

10 March 2025
House in the Stone, Sierras Chica, Córdoba
Architect: Arq. Christian Schlatter

photo : Gonzalo Viramonte
Excavated within the depths of the mountain, the project establishes a direct connection to a more primitive way of inhabiting space—one rooted in shelter, material honesty, and the elemental qualities of the earth itself.
The architecture is conceived as a carved void within stone, where the act of excavation becomes the primary spatial gesture. This approach dissolves the boundary between construction and terrain, transforming the mountain into both structure and enclosure.

9 March 2025
nnCLP HOUSE, La Cascada Country Golf, Córdoba
Architecture: nnarquitectos

photo : Gonzalo Viramonte
The nnCLP HOUSE project was commissioned by a couple with three children, with the premise that the social spaces should be the protagonists, allowing a fluid social life. This modern house is positioned at the front of the site, establishing a protective threshold that defines privacy while shaping the overall spatial organization. From this point, the building extends longitudinally along the western edge of the plot, a deliberate move that optimizes environmental performance and interior comfort.
By aligning the main volume in this way, the social areas are oriented toward northern exposure, maximizing access to consistent natural light throughout the day. This orientation also enhances thermal comfort and reinforces a strong relationship between interior living spaces and the outdoor environment. Cross-ventilation is encouraged through strategically placed openings, allowing air to flow freely across the plan and improving passive climate control.

1 February 2025
Lodge JR, Yacanto, Córdoba
Architecture: Arq. Paul Dragicevic

photo : Gonzalo Viramonte
Exposed concrete is used not only to achieve the desired spatial plasticity and expressive architectural form, but also to meet a key initial requirement of the project: ensuring a building with very low maintenance demands over time. Its durability and minimal need for upkeep make it an ideal material for the exposed structural and spatial elements of the house.
This robust material strategy is complemented by the use of burnt wooden boards, which introduce a contrasting yet equally resilient texture to the architectural composition. Their charred finish enhances durability while adding depth and tactility to the overall material palette.

18 January 2025
Casa RC, Country La Cascada, Córdoba
Architecture: Arch. Cristián Nanzer

photo : Arq. Gonzalo Viramonte
The plot is oriented with a south-facing frontage and a gentle slope descending toward the rear boundary, which enjoys a direct northern orientation and opens onto the adjacent neighborhood golf course. This dual condition—topographical and environmental—plays a defining role in shaping the project’s spatial and typological organization.
In response to these site characteristics, the design strategically positions the social areas on the upper floor, allowing them to benefit from elevated, distant views over the landscape and the golf course beyond. This elevated placement enhances visual openness and reinforces the experience of horizon and depth within the main living spaces.

16 January 2025
Casa CM, Rafaela in the Province of Santa Fe
Design: Lateral Arquitectos studio

photo : Ramiro Sosa
A sequence of patios, each with its own spatial character, structures and articulates the program throughout the house. These open-air voids operate as organizing devices that define transitions, regulate privacy, and bring natural light and ventilation deep into the plan.
At the entrance, an initial open courtyard functions as a threshold space, filtering the relationship between the street and the interior. It establishes a gradual transition from public to private, setting a calm and buffered arrival experience.