House at the Sea #78 by Guerrero Arquitectos
House at the Sea #78 by Guerrero Arquitectos is a minimalist concrete-and-glass coastal home featuring open-plan living, ocean views, and luxury interiors.
House at the Sea #78 is a modern coastal residence designed by Guerrero Arquitectos, offering a seamless blend of minimalist architecture and breathtaking ocean views. Built primarily from concrete and glass, this home emphasizes simplicity, functionality, and elegance, perfectly capturing the essence of contemporary seaside living.


Site & Context
Situated on a 2,600 m² coastal plot in Argentina, the house occupies a slightly elevated platform, ensuring unobstructed panoramic views of the sea. Its strategic orientation and minimalist design allow natural light to flood the interior spaces while connecting indoor and outdoor environments.


Architectural Design
The residence features a striking minimalist design that prioritizes open, airy spaces and visual continuity. The expansive living area integrates the kitchen, dining, and lounge spaces, all of which extend seamlessly to an outdoor terrace overlooking the ocean. The house includes five spacious bedrooms, each with en-suite bathrooms and walk-in closets, ensuring privacy and comfort. Two swimming pools are incorporated into the design, enhancing the coastal experience while complementing the home’s modern aesthetic. A three-car garage provides functional convenience.


Interior Design
The interior reflects the home’s minimalist ethos, combining comfort with modern elegance. Neutral color palettes with blue accents echo the coastal surroundings, creating a serene and sophisticated atmosphere. High-quality finishes and contemporary furniture enhance both functionality and aesthetic appeal. Living spaces are designed for relaxation and entertainment, while bedrooms and bathrooms offer unobstructed sea views and luxurious amenities.


Key Features
- Modern minimalist design
- Concrete and glass construction
- Expansive open-plan living area
- Five bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and walk-in closets
- Two ocean-view swimming pools
- Outdoor terrace connecting indoor spaces with nature
- Three-car garage
- High-quality modern finishes and furniture
- Neutral interiors with coastal-inspired accents
House at the Sea #78 exemplifies Guerrero Arquitectos’ commitment to modern coastal living, blending minimalist architecture with breathtaking sea vistas and thoughtful interior design.


All Photographs are works of Max Guerrero
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