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Argentinian Architecture refers to the architectural style and buildings constructed in Argentina throughout its history. The architectural style in Argentina has been influenced by various cultures and movements, including Spanish colonial, Italian, French, and Art Nouveau, among others. During the 20th century, Argentina witnessed a great boom in construction and architecture, and many notable architects, including Alejandro Bustillo, César Pelli, and Guillermo Rodríguez, emerged during this period. Argentina’s most famous architectural landmarks include Palermo Park, the Kavanagh Building, the Teatro Colon, and the Casa de las Culturas. These buildings showcase the country’s rich architectural heritage and its ability to adapt to changing styles and trends.
La Vigilia Winery is a 1,700-square-meter production and hospitality building in Los Chacayes, Mendoza, where a sequence of dark concrete volumes mediates between the ordered geometry of vineyards and the…
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CCE House by ONA – Oficina Nomada de Arquitectura is a 170 m2 single-level residence in Chacras de Coria, Mendoza, organized as an introverted L-shaped plan behind a continuous board-formed…
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Escala Humana Winery in Gualtallary, Mendoza, is a 450 m2 production building set within the arid foothills of the Andes. Designed by Monte Arquitectura de Autor, RARE Studio Experimental, and…
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Atelier Cambre is a live-work studio located in the forested landscape of Los Cocos, Argentina, where a compact brick volume is carefully inserted into a natural clearing. Conceived for a…
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Set within a six-acre vineyard in the Uco Valley at the foothills of the Andes, Strazik House is conceived as a horizontal dwelling that aligns domestic life with the vast…
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Senderos House is a compact dwelling embedded within the dune landscape of Costa Esmeralda on the Atlantic coast of Argentina. The project addresses an irregular site and marked topography through…
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A 7 m² wheeled office by Morsa Taller, the Castillo Mobile Office operates as a compact studio that can be assembled, disassembled, and re-sited with minimal disruption. Fabricated as a…
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EntrePircas Suites is a 360 m2 ensemble of guest rooms at Estancia La Paz in Ascochinga, Córdoba. The project reframes the rural pirca, a dry-stone boundary wall typical of the…
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Riberas Clubhouse in Puertos, Belén de Escobar, is conceived as a low-profile landform at the lake’s edge: an elevated plaza and planted roof that fold into the ground, connecting interior…
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PH Helguera transforms a former carpentry workshop within a Buenos Aires horizontal property into a 90 m² dwelling organized around a new longitudinal patio. The project reworks the section to bring…
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Amid the dense native forests of Villa La Angostura in Argentine Patagonia, Casa Gallareta by OJA (Organic & Joyful Architecture) presents a sensitive architectural intervention that challenges conventional notions of…
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Located in the Buenos Aires Villa Urquiza neighborhood, the Manuela Pedraza House was designed by OADD Arquitectos. This single-family residence responds to its unique corner lot with a deliberate intent…
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In the heart of Buenos Aires, Argentina, an architectural transformation occurred between 2018 and 2022 under the guidance of architect Daniel Canda. The new headquarters for OSPAÑA Obra Social illustrates…
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Los Cardales Country Club thrives in a consolidated environment marked by uniform architecture and lush vegetation. Within this idyllic setting, the Cabin 192 project by architect Daniel Canda takes root,…
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