Bugs of Light / Jarq

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  • Architects: Jarq
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  170
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2016
  • Photographs
    Photographs:Anibal Mangoni
  • Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project
    Manufacturers:  Holcim, ACINDAR, Grandis, Isover, VidPia
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Bugs of Light / Jarq - Image 5 of 21
© Anibal Mangoni

Text description provided by the architects. On the way to the Cumbrecita, between the intersection of the Los Reartes River and Route Prov. 109, about 170m2 were built with the intention of expanding the tourist / gastronomic offer to an area of ​​marked growth after the arrival of the asphalt.
Bichitos is a complement to Estancia San Felipe (cabins and camping) bordering the Thea House and owned by the same family, "Los Ortiz Negritto"

Bugs of Light / Jarq - Interior Photography, Dining room, Table, Chair, Beam
© Anibal Mangoni
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© Anibal Mangoni

The work is a "C" oriented towards the view of the Rio (South) that is born there near the Champaquí. One wing of this "C" is a sea container where diners are accommodated and the other two are built in concrete, stone and wood and house kitchen (with processing in sight), toilets, underground and extensions for outdoor diners. Upstairs, there is a terrace for tables with unparalleled visuals.

Bugs of Light / Jarq - Interior Photography
© Anibal Mangoni
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© Anibal Mangoni

Not only the stone of the place, but all the wood of the work is typical of the place, a mobile sawmill prepared tables for formwork, steps, furniture, countertops and coatings based on the Cedars and Acacias fallen in the last tornado in the area .
The analogy with the "Bichitos de luz" (very frequent in the nights of Intiyaco) was taken to the extreme, especially in the artifacts of illumination designed exclusively for the place.

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© Anibal Mangoni

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Cite: "Bugs of Light / Jarq" [Bichitos de Luz / Jarq] 27 Jan 2019. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/909934/bugs-of-light-jarq> ISSN 0719-8884

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