Nice house at Villa Luro, Guardia Nacional and Pizarro, March 2008.
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A blog to keep track of some features of Buenos Aires architecture and culture.
Ideas at the corner
Ochava, chaflán, ochavo... different names for a point that has become a line, a non dimensional entity that has gained a dimension. This newly acquired dimension as allowed the houses to open itself to the city with entrances, doors, gates, windows.
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almagro
balvanera
belgrano
caballito
chacarita
coghlan
flores
mataderos
monte castro
night
nueva pompeya
palermo
parque avellaneda
parque chacabuco
paternal
saavedra
san cristobal
san telmo
villa crespo
villa del parque
villa general mitre
villa luro
villa ortuzar
villa pueyrredon
villa santa rita
villa urquiza
Barrios/Neighborhoods Map
Google Earth - Location of the buildings published in the blog
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I haven´t spent much time in the neighbourhoodof Villa Luro, but i´m sure there is something interesting to see, as there is in every area of BA. I can recommend exploring the historic center of Buenos Aires with a professional guide, or private tour guides as they lead you through the historic center of Buenos Aires, passing the Plaza de Mayo and the turn-of-the-20th-century marvel Avenida de Mayo to Congreso, they'll explain how architecture, history, and the lost glory of a powerful Argentina is reflected in the streets of Buenos Aires. Ride the A line subway's wooden trains down to station Avenida de Mayo. Have a coffee and medialunas at Café Tortoni, one of the city's most historic and scenic cafes, and try to catch the conversation of Buenos Aires locals discussing the latest issues. I had a Buenos Aires rent and was the best experience!
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