Los Miradores is a complex of 4 houses made for temporary use, placed in a 2,368 m2 steep-sloped plot, in the highest area of the city of Villa Allende, Córdoba.

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Architects: Andrés Alonso Arquitecto

Location: Calle Incahuasi 1718, Villa Allende, Córdoba, Argentina

Architect In Charge: Andrés Alonso

Structural Calculation: Ing. Walter Morón

Area: 5026.8 ft2

Project Year: 2018

Photographs: Gonzalo Viramonte

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Text description provided by the architects. Los Miradores is a complex of 4 houses made for temporary use, placed in a 2,368 m2 steep-sloped plot, in the highest area of the city of Villa Allende, Córdoba.
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By not having a defined user, center stage is given to the man and the woman of a globalized world, which has been losing the singularity that characterizes each region, that which gives identity and from where man is built.

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From this paradigm, this work tries to recover the architectural spirit as art, an architecture that goes beyond solving the basic needs of man as a stereotyped object.

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In a vertiginous world, Los Miradores seek the simplicity that encourages calm, the necessary rest that precedes the question; that question that challenges the established conventions, giving rise to a singular response from th...