Project
Laguna House
Category
Best Implemented Project of Private Residence
About the project (provided by the applicant)
Located in Laguna Grande, Benavídez, this house emerges as a fluid composition between architecture and landscape. Its form is governed by curves—graceful yet powerful—shaping a living sculpture that integrates seamlessly with the lagoon and the surrounding vegetation. The entrance unfolds through a sunlit patio, inviting nature inward. On the ground floor, common areas—living, dining, family room and kitchen—expand into a generous gallery that mirrors the interior, dissolving into the garden and water views. The first floor holds the intimate spaces: a master suite with a terrace, and two en suite bedrooms. The material palette—raw concrete, warm wood, and filtered light through curved wooden slats—creates a tactile and atmospheric dialogue. Architecture becomes a porous skin, framing views and blurring boundaries. This is not merely a house, but a spatial narrative, where movement, light, and nature compose a poetic, continuous experience.
Location
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Project implementation year
2024
Extra visual materials
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/12rro-ciXDfKIgvzRO3sRseqhemNzD2T_?usp=sharing
Applicant
Go Gerlero Arquitectura
GO is a creative studio founded in Buenos Aires by architect Axel Gerlero Specialized in high end residence design. Guided by a love for organic shapes and thoughtful design, the team blends intuition and technique to shape spaces that breathe. Architecture here is not ornament, but essence—a tool to live better. With over 60 projects built, GO crafts unique environments where form, function, and emotion find balance.
Authors of the project
Go Gerlero Arquitectura
Photo
Go Gerlero Arquitectura
Other participants
Project Manager: Alejandro Esteva
Construction: Grinbrick Construcciones / Carlos Felix Angelillo
Staff members: Juan Martin Cremona, Cecilia Zimmermann, Camila Bottazzini, Felix Macazaga, Juan Pablo Turpo Structure: Ivan Sayus
Administration: Rosana Plaza, Laura Jerez, Ana Casas, Leandro Kuhn
Status of the project
Implemented
