“Strip, clear and connect”, the mantra that guided the renovation of this PH on the first floor

“Strip, clear and connect”, the mantra that guided the renovation of this PH on the first floor
“Strip, clear and connect”, the mantra that guided the renovation of this PH on the first floor

June 17, 202400:01

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“It is a family-friendly and super quiet neighborhood. Since you are on the other side of the road, there is little traffic and, crossing Crámer, you have the Cabildo with everything at your fingertips,” the homeowners enthused. Aware that there are fewer and fewer properties of this type, They were patient, but tenacious. “He who seeks, finds,” she repeated to herself on regular tours of her ideal neighborhood until she saw a for sale sign. Once they completed the operation, they called a good friend, the architect Cristina Raserato assume the project and construction management of a thorough reform.

Carpet (Graciela Churba). ‘Aluminium’ Chair (Active Files). On the desk, ‘Gauchita’ lamp (G2 Iluminación).Photographer: javier csecs

Currently, you enter from the street into a dry patio open to the sky and then into the studio we just saw, where stairs that configures the access itself.

When you go up, on one side is the kitchen with access to a small terrace and, in front, the living-dining room. Photographer: javier csecs

Above, The house had an H-shaped floor with a sequence of three rooms with small windows. As an additional difficulty, there being another house below, it was difficult to move the waters. This situation, added to Rasera’s premises of “strip, clear and connect”, ended up defining the new distribution. “I had a lot of doubts about the kitchen, but the architect showed me the cover of an architecture book with the same idea in a house in Oslo. Luckily, we did it: it turned out to be a great idea!”

The kitchen was located in what was a reception, with the counter balcony overlooking the stairs and partially integrated into the living room, Javier Csecs

The floor was made with recycled pine from the old bedrooms. The Persian rug delimits the living room area. On the lacquered wood base cabinet, wrought iron Eiffel Tower and clay pigs brought from the North. Photographer: javier csecs

On the white armchair, llama wool blankets bought in Purmamarca. Behind, a painting by Javier Casals.Photographer: javier csecs

The owner made the lamp from a large wicker lampshade. They surrounded the inherited Sheraton-style table in mahogany feather with plastic chairs from Mascardi, to remove any formality. The hallway leads to the rooms and ends in the patio.Photographer: javier csecs

Photographer: javier csecs

Lacquered bed, in harmony with several of the furniture. Foot of bed and rug (Graciela Churba).Photographer: javier csecs

Through the hallway that leads to the two rooms, you go out to this small patio which, in turn, has a staircase to go up to the terrace on two levels where the grill is located and a solarium is planned.Photographer: javier csecs

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