Architects: Estudio Ramos
Location: Avenida Nordelta, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Year: 2014
Photographs: Daniela Mac Adden
Construction: Obras y Sistemas
Structural Engineer: IM & Asociados
From the architect. On the outskirts of the city of Buenos Aires, we have developed the Club House for the nautical neighborhood community of Nordelta in Tigre.
It is situated on a Peninsula with excellent views to the Yacht Club’s water channel, which connects to the Parana River.
The building was designed on two levels; the Upper level , with the best views for the Social Rooms and Restaurant, while the secondary program such as storage, locker rooms and the gym are placed at the ground floor.
The ground floor access presents a double height ceiling that connects and visually integrates both levels. While the ground floor placement follows the silhouette of the site, the first floor is rotated to catch the best orientation. The roof plane opens to the views and the sun.
Our main inspiration for the building’s morphology came from the geometric sail shapes of the America’s Cup vintage ships such as the” Reliance “ designed by Nat Herreshoff in 1903.
The building’s structure is reinforced concrete, with exposed concrete facades, aluminum window frames and metallic solar shades. Low maintenance materials such as wood and concrete on floors and walls are also used in the interior of the building.
Yacht Club House / Estudio Ramos originally appeared on ArchDaily, the most visited architecture website on 02 Mar 2015.
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