#SeptemberCorner

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SEPTEMBER CORNER is a corner project located on a small block in the Núñez neighborhood of Buenos Aires. It is designed across three levels, offering flexible usage possibilities. The project involves the refurbishment of the ground floor of a traditional 1950s single-family home, upon which an upper level with a terrace has been developed. The design aims to maximize views and integrate with outdoor spaces, while maintaining the architectural language of the original dwelling.

Given its orientation, the facade requires ample natural light, which is achieved through the incorporation of large, deep openings. These openings provide consistent, controlled natural light and reference the original home's design. The upper level features a terrace with a glazed volume that functions as a large, extruded skylight over a void parallel to the staircase. This design vertically integrates the interior space, seamlessly connecting all levels and uses.
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  • 3 levels
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  • 360 m2 commercial spaces
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  • 1 bar
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  • 120 m2 terraces
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Interiors

The interior space design solves the problem of a construction with a small floor but with height and different spaces.

Through the materialization of a straight staircase, according to the longitudinal floor plan, the slabs are emptied on the ground floor and first floor, generating a large vertical void, which integrates and creates a single space, without losing the privacy of each level.

On the ground floor a space with double access is developed for possible commercial gastronomic use, while the service part is housed on the intermediate floor, to achieve an equidistance with the uses on the remaining floors.
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At SEPTEMBER CORNER we create a unique, flexible space with great resources to be inhabited.
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