A mid-rise residential in the Chauvin neighbourhood of Mar del Plata — a garden set into the middle of a dense residential block, where planting does the architectural work and the building's identity depends on how that planting is read. Exterior imagery plus two interior anchors: entry hall and living.
Biophilic projects attract a specific kind of scepticism: buyers have seen too many renders where the planting looks stuck on the building like stickers. The image work had to hold a harder standard — plants with weight, shadow behaviour that matches the season, planting that reads as continuous with the landscape, not as a marketing treatment. The building earns its sustainability claim through the images, not in spite of them.