Exploring Donado 1601: A Green Housing Oasis in Buenos Aires
ESHH Arquitectura's Donado 1601: A green oasis in Buenos Aires, seamlessly blending nature with architecture.
ESHH Arquitectura has unveiled its latest masterpiece, the Donado 1601 Apartment Building, a green housing complex nestled in the heart of Buenos Aires, Argentina. The architectural marvel, spanning five floors, stands as a testament to the studio's commitment to sustainability and innovative design.


A Transformative Neighborhood Gem
Situated in an area undergoing a remarkable transformation, the Donado 1601 project seamlessly merges with the studio's prior ventures, shaping the distinct character of the neighborhood. The architects, Norma Sharovsky, María Raquel Hojman, and Marcela Hojman, have crafted a living space that not only meets contemporary housing needs but also contributes to the evolving landscape of the surroundings.
Balconies and Terraces: A Breath of Fresh Air
Each apartment in the complex boasts expansive private balconies and terraces, creating a harmonious blend of indoor and outdoor living. This design choice not only enhances the residents' quality of life but also establishes a visual connection with the vibrant cityscape.



Ground Floor Innovation
The ground floor of Donado 1601 opens up to a public linear park, setting the stage for a unique architectural experience. Commercial spaces and a double-height entrance amplify the building's accessibility and engagement with the community, making it a welcoming space for both residents and visitors.





Integrating Nature: Courtyard and Garden
A distinctive feature of the building is the thoughtfully designed courtyard that incorporates plants on every floor. This not only promotes a green environment within the structure but also provides a refreshing atmosphere for inhabitants. The rear apartments benefit from a lush garden, offering a serene green panorama.



ESHH Arquitectura's Donado 1601 Apartment Building stands as a beacon of sustainable and aesthetically pleasing architecture in Buenos Aires. This green housing complex not only caters to the evolving needs of modern living but also contributes to the ecological balance of its urban surroundings. Discover the perfect harmony between nature and architecture at Donado 1601, where each element is meticulously designed for a truly enriching residential experience.

All photographs are work of Javier Agustín Rojas
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