Looking South House by PLUG arquitectura modular in Chapadmalal, Argentina
PLUG arquitectura modular, led by architect Juan Martín Roldán, has completed the Looking South House in Chapadmalal, a coastal town in the southeast of Buenos Aires province, Argentina. The project, finished in 2023, covers an area of 124 square meters and was designed with the collaboration of Mateo Nuss on the design team and Juan Martín Roldán on the technical team. The house is situated between Mar del Plata and Miramar, a region known for its rural atmosphere and maritime climate, popular among water sports enthusiasts, particularly surfers, and recognized for its culinary scene. The architects provided a text description emphasizing the unique blend of rural and coastal characteristics of the area. The project was curated by Valentina Díaz and photographed by Luis Barandarián. Manufacturers involved include Etex, Alcor, Aluar, Peirano, and ferrum. The house falls under the category of residential architecture and was featured on ArchDaily.
Key facts
- Project: Looking South House
- Architects: PLUG arquitectura modular
- Lead Architect: Juan Martín Roldán
- Design Team: Mateo Nuss
- Technical Team: Juan Martín Roldán
- Area: 124 m²
- Year: 2023
- Location: Chapadmalal, Buenos Aires province, Argentina
- Photographer: Luis Barandarián
- Curator: Valentina Díaz
- Manufacturers: Etex, Alcor, Aluar, Peirano, ferrum
- Category: Houses
Entities
Artists
- Juan Martín Roldán
- Mateo Nuss
- Luis Barandarián
- Valentina Díaz
Institutions
- PLUG arquitectura modular
- ArchDaily
Locations
- Chapadmalal
- Buenos Aires province
- Argentina
- Mar del Plata
- Miramar
- Buenos Aires Province