Casa Álamos: A Boundary Toward the City, Open to the Landscape
Casa Álamos, a residential project by En Obra Arquitectos, is a 250 m² house completed in 2025 in Argentina. The design, led by architects Luis Cisneros, Rosario Hillebrand, and Eugenia Sosa Abad, is defined by a single decisive gesture: building a boundary toward the city to open completely to the landscape. Photographed by Mariano Imperial, the project is curated by Valentina Díaz and was published on ArchDaily. The house exemplifies a thoughtful approach to urban-rural transitions, prioritizing privacy and connection to nature. The architects' statement emphasizes that all architecture begins with a decision, and in this case, that decision shapes the entire concept. The project is categorized under 'Houses' and is part of a broader discourse on contemporary residential design in Argentina.
Key facts
- Casa Álamos is a 250 m² house designed by En Obra Arquitectos.
- The project was completed in 2025.
- Lead architects: Luis Cisneros, Rosario Hillebrand, and Eugenia Sosa Abad.
- The house is located in Argentina.
- The design strategy involves building a boundary toward the city to open up to the landscape.
- Photographs were taken by Mariano Imperial.
- The project was curated by Valentina Díaz.
- The original text description was provided in Spanish.
Entities
Artists
- Luis Cisneros
- Rosario Hillebrand
- Eugenia Sosa Abad
- Mariano Imperial
- Valentina Díaz
Institutions
- En Obra Arquitectos
- ArchDaily
Locations
- Argentina