Casa Estudio by Estudio Dupuy: A House-Studio on the Barranca of El Cazador
In Belén de Escobar, Argentina, the architecture firm Estudio Dupuy has completed Casa Estudio, a 340-square-meter house-studio project designed by lead architect Horacio Dupuy. The project, curated by Valentina Díaz, is situated on two lots along the barranca of El Cazador, a location defined by its topography, existing vegetation, and open views toward the wetland. The construction was carried out by METALMAR, with structural engineering also provided by Estudio Dupuy. Materials and products were sourced from CMPC Maderas and PREADECON. The project year is 2025, and photographs were taken by Horacio Dupuy. The design integrates the natural landscape, responding to the site's unique conditions. The house-studio typology combines living and working spaces, reflecting a contemporary approach to residential architecture. The project was featured on ArchDaily, highlighting its architectural significance.
Key facts
- Casa Estudio is located in Belén de Escobar, Argentina.
- The project was designed by Estudio Dupuy, with Horacio Dupuy as lead architect.
- The project area is 340 square meters.
- The project year is 2025.
- Construction was carried out by METALMAR.
- Structural engineering was provided by Estudio Dupuy.
- Materials were supplied by CMPC Maderas and PREADECON.
- The project is situated on two lots on the barranca of El Cazador, with views toward the wetland.
Entities
Artists
- Horacio Dupuy
Institutions
- Estudio Dupuy
- METALMAR
- CMPC Maderas
- PREADECON
- ArchDaily
Locations
- Belén de Escobar
- Argentina