1.0Sustainable Architecture & Interior Designhttps://alvbi.com/esdebi.alvaradobiran@gmail.comhttps://alvbi.com/es/author/debi-alvaradobirangmail-com/rich600338<blockquote class="wp-embedded-content" data-secret="siCyftr7uU"><a href="https://alvbi.com/es/portfolio/lago-puelo/">Lago Puelo</a></blockquote><iframe sandbox="allow-scripts" security="restricted" src="https://alvbi.com/es/portfolio/lago-puelo/embed/#?secret=siCyftr7uU" width="600" height="338" title="«Lago Puelo» — Sustainable Architecture & Interior Design" data-secret="siCyftr7uU" frameborder="0" marginwidth="0" marginheight="0" scrolling="no" class="wp-embedded-content"></iframe><script> /*! 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The project combines functionality, material warmth, and a strong connection with nature, responding to the region’s climatic conditions through a simple and efficient architectural approach. Organized on a single level, the home includes two bedrooms, a full bathroom, a powder room, and an open-plan kitchen, dining, and living area. A covered terrace with a barbecue and outdoor counter extends the living spaces, creating a seamless transition between the interior and the surrounding landscape. Location Lago Puelo, Chubut, Argentina Project Type Residence Area 110 m² Scope Preliminary Architectural Design · 3D Modeling · Architectural Visualization Project The architecture is defined by a compact volume and a contemporary interpretation of the traditional Patagonian pitched roof. Its geometry responds to regional climatic conditions, facilitating snow and rainwater drainage while establishing a distinctive architectural identity. The material palette combines natural wood cladding on sheltered façades with a graphite-gray metal envelope wrapping the roof and sides of the house. This contrast creates a restrained contemporary expression while ensuring durability, low maintenance, and suitability for the demanding mountain climate. A fully glazed façade with black aluminum frames maximizes natural light and frames views of the surrounding forest. This transparency strengthens the relationship between interior and exterior, making the landscape an integral part of the architectural experience. The interior design draws inspiration from contemporary Scandinavian aesthetics, combining clean lines, light wood furniture, neutral tones, and natural textures. Large-format porcelain flooring provides visual continuity, durability, and easy maintenance, while warm integrated lighting enhances the material palette and creates inviting atmospheres throughout the day and evening. Casa Lago Puelo brings together climatic responsiveness, material simplicity, and spatial efficiency to create a contemporary Patagonian retreat that balances functionality, comfort, and architectural integration with its natural surroundings. Alcance de la intervención Recuperación de depósito con problemas de humedad Se realizó el saneamiento integral de un espacio utilizado como depósito que presentaba avanzados problemas de humedad y deterioro. A partir de la reorganización del sector y la incorporación de terminaciones acordes al edificio existente, el ambiente fue reconvertido en una oficina y un pequeño depósito de apoyo. Reacondicionamiento de terraza La terraza fue objeto de tareas generales de recuperación y reacondicionamiento, mejorando sus condiciones de uso y mantenimiento dentro del conjunto intervenido. Incorporación de nuevo sanitario masculino Un segundo depósito existente fue adaptado para alojar un nuevo baño de uso masculino, optimizando la distribución de los servicios sanitarios del nivel. Reorganización de sanitarios existentes Como complemento de la intervención, el baño originalmente destinado al uso mixto pasó a ser de uso exclusivo femenino, permitiendo una organización más adecuada y funcional de los servicios.https://alvbi.com/wp-content/uploads/elementor/thumbs/10-1-rosg8n6nupfrqzmzi7l3el3virslc1ks40s55o0a74.jpg