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Buenos Aires, Argentina
Fotografia © NOA
© NOA
© NOA
Fotografia © NOA
Fotografia © NOA
Architects
Najmias Oficina de Arquitectura [NOA] Najmias Office for Architecture
Localització
Palmero, 1425 Buenos Aires, Argentina
Any
2013

The apartment is located at the top 3 floors of a building in front of a park. Najmias Office for Architecture [NOA] was commissioned the renovation of the kitchen and dinning space maximizing the space and the meager area for the lower plan.

Bearing this in mind we started the design and also taking into consideration our own interests about architecture, material and gravity. Architecture is about construction and hence produces in a material fashion. Thus, architecture is no more than organized matter in a specific way. However, how this matter is articulated? From the office we try to deal with this question in every project we are involved, and Flying Food is no exception.

The decision was to make a single floating piece with a leading role organizing the lower plan. Special attention was paid to details and measures so when standing no matter from where you are looking at you can only see a 3mm thick table however when seating in the living area you can perceive the complexity in shapes and the strength of gravity playing an outstanding role.

The subtlety of lighting is not an exception to the meticulous study of the needs and functionality while the intention is to explore the limits of material and handcraft.

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