Articulated by Horizontal Concrete Planes | Escobar House

The Escobar House, designed by Luciano Kruk, is a modern residence made of exposed concrete and glass, combining simple lines with spaces integrated into nature. Elevated above the flat terrain, it offers expansive views of a golf course and a green area. Featuring a prominent social area, a swimming pool with a floating water mirror, and half-level connected spaces, the design balances functionality, privacy, and a deep connection with the natural surroundings.
Credits:
Architect: Luciano Kruk
Project and Construction Manager: Arq. Belén Ferrand
Collaborators: Arch. Ekaterina Künzel, Arch. Josefina Perez Silva, Christian Studer, Arch. Andrés Conde Blanco
Photos: Daniela Mac Adden
Location: Escobar, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina
Land area: 12,916.69 ft2
Built area: 3035.42 ft2
Construction year: 2019

[@Beautifulhousearchitecture]

The Escobar House is a masterpiece of modern architecture! The way the horizontal concrete planes create a seamless connection with the natural surroundings is absolutely stunning. A perfect blend of form and function!

[@Klaus-sy1hx]

Ein großer Betongbau inmitten von Natur. Es wäre schön wenn er sich mehr an diese Situation integrieren würde

[@yanheeegat5026]

WoW......😍😍😍

Could do with a few life size model hippos in the garden.

[@patriciafabbiani897]

Excelente brutalismo…