Maderas Selectas is part of an Argentine lumber group with sawmills in Misiones and logistics plants in Rosario and Santa Fe. The project focuses on the logistics plant in the city of Rosario, a location that has experienced disorganized growth over time, leading to problems that impact processing and delivery times.
Project name
Maderas Selectas
Architecture firm
AMA (Andres Milos Arquitectos) + Boris Bacaluzzo
Location
Rosario, Argentina
Photography
Ramiro Sosa, Matías Loglio
Principal architect
Andres Milos, Boris Bacaluzzo
Collaborators
Matías Acosta, Jesica Quinteros
Visualization
Nazareno Guardati
Typology
Industrial Architecture
It is common for architecture to work with preexistences, there is always a previous natural or urban environment, or a building of historical value on which to operate. However, in this case the preexistence is not significant for its symbolic or referential value but for its economic, energetic and material value necessary for its execution.
Project name
Re-Reform Collective Housing
Architecture firm
Andres Milos Arquitectos (AMA) in association with Architect Boris Bacaluzzo and Valeria Díaz Vittori
Location
Paraná, Entre Ríos, Argentina
Principal architect
Andres Milos, Boris Bacaluzzo, Valería Díaz Vittori
Collaborators
Jesica Quinteros, Juliana Acosta
Structural engineer
Ricardo Main
Supervision
Valeria Díaz Vittori
Tools used
AutoCAD, SketchUp, Enscape, Adobe Photoshop
Construction
ADAI Construcciones
Material
Brick, Stucco, Drywall, Steel, Concrete.
Typology
Residential › Collective Housing
The sports complex is located on the outskirts of Paraná city. Particularly in a place where the urban fabric transitions from the traditional dense blocks to the superblocks that regulate the territory. The soccer, tennis and paddle fields adopt dimensions similar to the city blocks, generating continuity in the reading of the urban plot, but reve...
Project name
Fratelli Sports City
Architecture firm
Andres Milos Arquitectos (AMA) in association with Architect Boris Bacaluzzo
Location
Paraná, Entre Ríos, Argentina
Principal architect
Andres Milos, Boris Bacaluzzo
Collaborators
Nazareno Guardatti, Paula Bertoldi
Tools used
AutoCAD, SketchUp, Enscape, Adobe Photoshop
Material
Raw Steel, Wood and Concrete
