Bienetre is a project that is located in the heart of the residential neighborhood of Villa del Parque. In front, a 1940s English-style house will be completely restored and revalued, respecting its original materials without altering the identity of the neighborhood.
Architecture firm
Grizzo Studio
Location
Villa del Parque, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Principal architect
Lucila Grizzo, Federico Grizzo
Design team
Lucila Grizzo, Federico Grizzo
Material
Concrete, Wood, Steel, Stone
Typology
Pavilion › Park, Garden
The lot on which the project was to be implemented was a portion of the garden of an old house located in the residential neighborhood of Martínez, San Isidro, a neighborhood characterized by an abundant presence of vegetation.
Architecture firm
Grizzo Studio
Location
Martinez, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Principal architect
Grizzo Studio
Design team
Grizzo Studio
Collaborators
Juana Gabba. Juana Gabba (Ilustration), Mariano Ventrice (Structural engineer), Sergio Gonzales (Construction), Lucila Grizzo (Landscape)
Visualization
Alex Nelken
Typology
Residential › House
Our studio is located on the first floor of the renovation that we carried out on an exposed brick chalet from the 90s. We adopted the same materiality of the exterior since through its windows that open to the street its interior becomes part of the façade.
Project name
Grizzo Studio Office
Architecture firm
Grizzo Studio
Location
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Photography
Federico Kulejian
Principal architect
Lucila Grizzo, Federico Grizzo
Collaborators
Juana Gabba
Interior design
Lucila Grizzo
Civil engineer
Mariano Ventrice
Environmental & MEP
Lucila Grizzo
Material
Brick, Marble, Steel
Typology
Commercial › Office Building
The design of this home posed a particular challenge: distributing a large program on the ground floor of a triangular lot that, despite its extensive front, did not offer a large rear space. To optimize it, it was decided to implement the ground floor in two distant bars: one against the front with the common areas and the other, with the rest are...
Architecture firm
Grizzo Studio
Location
Hudson, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Photography
Alejandro Peral
Principal architect
Grizzo Studio, Santiago Fernández Bender
Design team
Grizzo Studio, Santiago Fernández Bender
Interior design
Grizzo Studio
Structural engineer
Santiago Maiztegui
Environmental & MEP
Grizzo Studio
Supervision
Federico Grizzo
Visualization
Grizzo Studio
Construction
Sergio Gonzalez
Material
Travertine, Colored Plaster, Masonry
Typology
Residential › House
The challenge of this project located in the Korean gastronomic hub of the Flores neighborhood in Buenos Aires was to achieve the convergence of two different cultures such as Korean and northern Argentine.
Architecture firm
Grizzo Studio
Location
Floresta, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Photography
Federico Kulekdjian
Principal architect
Grizzo Studio; Rocío Martínez Serra
Design team
Grizzo Studio; Rocío Martínez Serra
Interior design
Grizzo Studio; Rocío Martínez Serra
Civil engineer
Mariano Ventrice
Structural engineer
Mariano Ventrice
Material
Structures made of wicker, coated walls with fans, colored concrete
Typology
Hospitality › Bar
The subsidiary is a cafeteria in the Caballito neighborhood. Our project focused on achieving a warm space, with nods to the cafes of the past, with familiar and nostalgic hospitality responding to current needs, with searches for new materials and the recovery and reuse of others in pursuit of sustainability.
Architecture firm
Grizzo Studio
Location
Caballito, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Photography
María José Venturino
Principal architect
Grizzo Studio, Rocío Martínez Serra
Design team
Rocío Martínez Serra
Interior design
Grizzo Studio, Rocío Martínez Serra
Structural engineer
Mariano Ventrice
Supervision
Grizzo Studio
Material
Stones and pebbles, coffe beans, reused glass and reused wood from railroad ties
Typology
Hospitality › Cafe
The project arises from a main piece, a large fire that organizes the space. In tune with the clay tiles and bricks that were on the original facade, it was decided to continue with the same line of rustic materials, generating textures and inserts that capture the attention of pedestrians. A special covering for the facade was designed by cutting...
Architecture firm
Grizzo Studio
Location
Caballito, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Photography
Federico Kulekdjian
Principal architect
Grizzo Studio; Rocío Martínez Serra
Design team
Rocío Martínez Serra; Valentina Herran Lehr
Interior design
Rocío Martínez Serra; Valentina Herran Lehr
Collaborators
Valentina Herran Lehr
Civil engineer
Mariano Ventrice
Structural engineer
Mariano Ventrice
Supervision
Grizzo Studio
Visualization
Grizzo Studio
Tools used
AutoCAD, SketchUp
Typology
Hospitality › Restaurant
Transformation is the opportunity to do more and better with what already exists. Demolishing is an easy and short-term decision. It is a waste of energy, material and identity.
Project name
Cervantes Building
Architecture firm
Grizzo Studio
Location
Villa Devoto, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Photography
Federico Kulekdjian
Principal architect
Lucila Grizzo, Federico Grizzo
Design team
Lucila Grizzo, Federico Grizzo
Interior design
Lucila Grizzo
Collaborators
Juana Gabba
Civil engineer
Mariano Ventrice
Structural engineer
Mariano Ventrice
Environmental & MEP
Grizzostudio
Supervision
Lucila and Federico Grizzo
Material
Bricks Old Tiles And Black Sheet Metal
