Architectural Innovation in Industrial Fabric: Larivière Foundation
Mixed-use foundation building rising in Buenos Aires' La Boca district.
1Culture in Industrial Fabric
The Larivière Foundation occupies a former industrial lot in Buenos Aires' colorful La Boca neighborhood, preserving the area's character. The 600 sqm project respects the local fabric while reflecting a contemporary architectural language.
2Architectural Team and Vision
The team of Jorge Silvetti, Rodolfo Machado, Mariano Clusellas, and Juan Ades realized the project with advisory from Facundo and Paula de Zuviría. The design blends industrial heritage with modern functionality.
3Spatial Organization
The mixed-use building offers flexible spaces supporting foundation activities. Smart spatial solutions were developed for harmonious coexistence of different functions.
4Materiality and Details
The project highlights raw materials to emphasize industrial heritage. Balanced use of steel, glass and concrete gives the structure both robustness and transparency.
5Environmental Integration
The building is positioned in harmony with the surrounding urban fabric. It offers a design that integrates with public spaces for neighborhood residents and visitors.
6Architectural Heritage and Innovation
The Larivière Foundation building pioneers the transformation of industrial spaces in Argentina's architectural scene. The project successfully balances preservation and innovation.
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