In the emblematic corner of “La Bajadita”, in La Plata, a building with a total surface area of approximately 10,000 m2 will be built. With high quality of design and materiality, it will include 72 departments between 60 and 110 m2, two commercial premises and around 90 garages, including 18 courtesy ones for locals.
The tower is related to the city and its immediate surroundings from its constructive warmth, being the brick and he concrete the predominant materials, thus managing to link with the family houses of the neighborhood.
Your location strategic, on the lower part of Calle 33 corner of Avenida 1, next to the linear park of Boulevard 32, the main access to the City from the La Plata-Buenos Aires Highway, ensures seamless connectivityboth to go to the center and to quickly get out of the city.
The Bajadita Green Tower is oriented towards modern urban livingvaluing the environment and community housing models, prioritizing safety and calm.
On the other hand, the vegetation integrates as essential element of design and the lives of the residents.
The treatment of party walls with vinesthe small urban square with benches and tables that serve as an expansion of the gastronomic establishment and its large terracesalong with the balconies of the apartments, make the green imprint make a difference that reinforces the particularity of this corner of La Plata.
In turn, the common spaces represent the 25% of the built area, far exceeding the conventional norm of 10%. This approach becomes relevant in the post-Covid 19 context, where the importance of shared spaces and the immediate connection with the outside has been redefined.
As to amenitiesthe project will have large semi-covered grills, a winter-garden that can be integrated as a large multi-purpose room and two gourmet and recreational spaces equipped for meetings.
In the finale, a sky pool with swimming pool and solarium It will give 360º views of the entire city. In addition, on the terrace there will be a complete laundry and, on the ground floor, a concierge for the attention and reception of shipments.
Los commercial premises They will be a mini market and a cafe-restaurant, with a view and private exit to the pocket parka meeting place that aspires to be a current and safe version of the “neighborhood square.”
The design of the units allows adapt departments according to needs of the buyer. Four different typologies of 2 and 3 rooms are offered, all with access to an outside balcony. They include built-in ovens and cooktops, space for a dishwasher or washing machine, porcelain floors, hot water supply, heating and electrical installation for air conditioning devices.
The project is the result of collaboration between architects and designers Sebastián Martínez Villada, Mariana Larcamón, Rovea Sargiotti Arquitectos and Agustín Mauroa young graduate from the Catholic University of Córdoba who is currently living in the US and contributing his experience to the architecture company HKS.
In summary, Bajadita Green Tower not only redefines the skyline of La Plata with its imposing architectural presence, but also represents a fusion between contemporary urban life and nature.
From its strategic location to its meticulous design, the project stands out for its connectivity, construction quality and commitment to sustainability.
The incorporation of green spaces indoors and common areasreflects the importance of creating environments that promote well-being and connection with nature.
“In a post-Covid19 context, the careful attention to shared spaces and the priority given to the connection with the outside underline the adaptability and progressive vision of the project,” concludes Mauro.
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Agustín Mauroarchitect from the Faculty of Architecture of the Catholic University of Córdoba, obtained numerous awards in national and international competitions and has served as a member of the jury for the review of final projects of the third-year study at the School of Architecture of the University of Córdoba. Texas, in Arlington, United States.
Once he finished his studies, he remained at the University as a graduate teaching assistant in the subjects of: Final Degree Project, Socio-Housing Problems and Introduction to Creative Thinking.
In Argentina worked for a year in the studio Rovea Sargiotti Architects, with which he was recognized with an honorable mention in the New Rawson Administrative Center competition (2021); and a first prize in the contest for the New Elementary School & Aquatic Center of the Lincoln School in Buenos Aires (2023).
In 2021, he moved to Cosenza, Italywhere he contributed his experience to 87100 Associated Architectsa small architecture studio specializing in residential and renovation projects.
Currently, he holds the position of Design Professional en HKS Dallaswhere she practices a people- and community-centered design philosophy, significantly influenced by her previous European experience.
In his work as a Design Professional at HKS, he participated in the development of proposals for prestigious universities in the United States such as Virginia Tech University, Washington University, Rice University y University of Texas in San Antonio.
He was also one of three panelists at the conference for the entire HKS company titled “Design with empathy“How social engagement fosters healthy communities.”
Mauro received the premio GDPC Dream Project Award (2023) for his proposal for the new community center for the Joppa neighborhood of Dallas; and won first place in the premio Global Architecture & Design Rethinking the Future (2023).
It has also been author of articles published in the Seattle Daily Journal of Commerce, a newspaper based in Seattle, Washington, specializing in business, construction, real estate, legal news and public notices. One of the most recent: “Finding the balance between housing density and student well-being.”