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And it's great how they included the balcony into the living space and provided it with a veeery big and curvy balcony window. Serving natural light to the whole interior for hours.
The white screens are genius. Although they are not æsthetically the best on the exterior side, it works wonder for bouncing light have privacy indoors and double the usable living area
I think if ground floor of the building would have another colour... Maybe dark grey or orange this contras will highlight this perforated metal panels
it was good to see the windows opened inwards as i have come across many apartments where this does not happen and the windows cannot be cleaned outside because of fixed metal screens..
That balcony and terrace reveal brought me euphoria. This is such a challenging layout plan, mad props to the designer. I hope more take the opportunity to redesign small spaces like these, you'd feel so proud from such finishings...
The designer said “working on a small space is interesting because it presents a challenge.” That’s what brings me and many others to this channel. The design difficulties of dealing with small space limitations really drives creative and unique solutions that are just riveting.
Agreed! I like places like this because not only are we working with spatial limitations, but they also have to work around the odd shape of a unit in this old building.
if you have ever used racks like that, you would realize that it is flimsy, and hard to 'steer'. must be super frustrating to access clothes, or set up the also flimsy 'dining table'.
Nobody should have ever quarantined indoors. Social distance yes (perhaps dven triple the distance where possible), but get out in the sun under the sky
Idk, I know a lot of people (including me) that dream of lounging outside and buy big balconies or deck but in the end they will just stay on their bed on the phone.
Que tal, vengo a la Reunión de Vecinos de Chacarita/Villa Ortúzar en NTS. Tremendo laburo en un lugar limitado en metros. Y un gol tener el acceso al techo para convertirlo en terraza. Le agrega un ambiente para compartir y disfrutar mucho mas de la casa.
@@gustavosaliola jajaja, me hiciste reír. Trabajo en el teatro de la vuelta y siempre me llamó la atención desde la calle esa terraza. Una agradable sorpresa descubrirla por aquí. Felicitaciones al arquitecto que hizo tanto con tan poco.
Ohhh I absolutely love Buenos Aires. When I was a young lad and an architecture nerd, I saw a photo book on BsAs and became obsessed. I visited a few years ago and it's possibly the most beautiful city on earth. It's like Paris on steroids. Whenever a local found out I was Australian, they would be so incredibly friendly to me. I think whenever Argentines hear spoken English, they assume it's a North American or a Brit, who they're friendly with, but it appears they're just super friendly with Aussies. The Argentine sense of aesthetic is incredible, I would move there tomorrow if any Argentines want to swap with me and come live in Australia. You can really see BsAs was once a very wealthy country with its grand buildings, but outside of those buildings, the sidewalk is crumbling, so you can also tell it's going through a tough time financially.
you’re welcome here anytime! as our economy plummeted, it also became considerably cheaper for tourist to come here. not great for us, but i love walking down our avenues and hearing foreign languages. i would trade places but i’m very afraid of the fauna there so i’ll pass 😅
This is so clever!!!! I love how they made much better use of the balcony and I would never have expected the roof area!! They’ve made this so much more liveable than before
I am always curious about the cost for such a transformation - I'd be interested in understanding the cost of just buying a large space vs. smaller space with good interior architecture
@@danielmartin7547 less than 60.000 I would say. could be close to 50.000. The renovation doesn't seem too expensive. Most expensive part probably was the shawer and the rooftop access, for insulation reasons.
Wow, coming from germany this sounds so cheap, we just payed almost 20k for some fancy windows to increase the space in our „small“ flat (90 sqm for 4 people)
The ultimate example of making the best out of a difficult situation. The renovation made a tiny unfortunately-shaped apartment seem spacious and magical. That ladder to the rooftop pergola was just a dream and being able to allot a separation for the bed "room" and even squeeze in a workstation was amazing.
despite how weird the shape is, making the balcony a part of the apartment for more room looks so good. I love the shelf with the study nook beside the bed.
This is my favourite NTS apartment. There’s something about the light and the plants that is welcoming and that ladder up to the terrace, which also functions as a shower shelf, is ingenious. The terrace provides a whole other living space that would be beautiful in the summer in Argentina. It would be easy to stay home here.
This one is brilliant. Often "great architecture" is just a cover for what is really an "expensive showoff", but this one is just the opposite. A lot of intelligence and very little cost.
i cannot ever relay how comforting and aesthetically pleasing these videos are, not to mention that all of them have given me ideas to integrate inside a home that I might myself build one day. Cheers #NTS
I concur with other commentators that this floor plan was particularly challenging. I think the designers did a wonderful job of making the space livable and carving out so many great storage solutions. I also really like the way they integrated the bathroom and laundry area. I don't like it when the laundry is visually connected to the kitchen. Piles of dirty dishes AND dirty clothes are not a good combo! I also like the simple back-painted glass back splash in the kitchen. Reminiscent of sea glass. Well done!
I think the laundry would be better in the kitchen - integrated laundry so that it is not asthetically visible BUT with the benefit of almost doubling the width of the kitchen worktop. The space above the washing machine in the current location in the bathroom is kind of a redundant space. I don't know why dirty clothes would ever be on display in a kitchen even if a washing machine is in the kitchen?
@@deltastate3936 I appreciate your well considered feedback Delta. But I can promise you from personal experience, having the laundry area in the kitchen means both are on display and commingle. I kick away piles of laundry waiting to be washed in order to make my morning coffee. Not ideal.
@@TheSteveAS fair enough - seems you keep your dirty laundry next to your washing machine? I didn't realise ppl did that, I've not seen that in all the homes I've seen... but in any case I would think it a simple change to make to store laundry basket elsewhere if it means almost doubling the width of the kitchen worktop. In terms of practicality and usability of the space it just makes more sense
living in Buenos Aires it´s a crazy experience, there are lots of really beautiful and detailed buildings that have been renovated across the years with so much challenges to make it possible to provide living spaces to the people here! its amazing
This is by far my favourite NTS apartment! With the architect turning what would be seen as 'left over' space into an absolute masterpiece. Thank you for sharing
Such a cool space! I love how light it is while still being private. And that outdoor area looks like such a nice place to be! I just wish there was a little more counter space and somewhere cozy to sit inside besides the bed. A little curved sofa by the window would make a nice place to sit and people watch.
What he did with the balcony is absolutely outstanding. What a way to utilize and unused space. Brilliant design. Bravo 👏 edit.. oh snap I spoke too soon.. the deck and pergola on top.... ooooh myyyy gooosh... double bravo. Wow!!! Incredible. Wish I could have seen this place when I was there!
Finally, a video in Latin America! So exiting! Also, this apartment is beautiful, very different and the architect manage the distribution of the spaces in a very very cleaver way. The tons of light from the windows and also the terrace give the space a lot of freshness, I really love it! More videos from Latin America please! ¡Saludos!
One of the best designs featured on this channel. The shelving-storage between the living room and bedroom is simply stunning. Overall a masterpiece in my not-so-humble opinion. 😍 🤩
I love that the old balcony was transformed into an additional (sun)room, it definitely adds to the apartment as a whole. My question is, why not add another skylight above the living area and attach the ladder to that instead of the ladder in the bathroom while you were renovating the apartment. It feels very awkward to have to move through the showering area, especially if you want to have friends over
My guess is that having access to the rooftop in the living room meant that you had to give up a substantial amount of wall space to install the ladder. Every inch is precious in here since they have such limited storage space. :/
@@ivywong7850 I realize that it might have taken some space, but when they added the balcony to the living space, there would have been opportunities that allowed them to integrate a stairs there by making the glass doors a bit shorter on the left side, or right next to the entrance door?
I'm thinking it's due to budget constraints, and another commenter suggested it might be that a sky light already existed in the bathroom and so they worked with what was there rather than put a new one in which is apparently expensive - if money was no object I agree it would be better to access the roof terrace from the living space but if money were no object they would probably live in a bigger space...
The best comment I've read so far. Totally agree! Though the ladder takes out space from the living room, it adds more value to the property that kind of access, plus there's plenty of ways to make it efficient and usable.
first saw this in Archdaily and since then I couldn't stop thinking of this super chic balcony. So glad Never Too Small made a video of this apartment! lovely neighborhood too
This is beautiful!!! Jamás pensé que iba a ver algo hecho acá en Argentina en Never too small, y mucho menos pensé que iba a ser algo tan hermoso en caso de que sucediera! 😍
Excellent design which maximised the space and that was a delightful surprise at the end, to see the ladder and the terrace on top of the building. Well done.
This appartement is amazing! So clever done. I love the sleeping area - it is very cozy. But the balcony - that is the true hit! And the top of the appartement is a big surprise! Wonderful! Love it! Would love to live there!
Livin in a 25qm apartment myself I’m always so amazed by what designers and architects are able to create. And the shower escape to the roof terrace makes me wanna scream. I love it
this is probably by far one of the hardest floor plan/design to tackle on this channel which in turn, made it one of the most innovative as well so kudos to the architect for pulling it off !
Que casa más bonita llena de luz, buen gusto y sorpresas . Lo del baño increíble jajaja no se ve nada chico o apretado , me encantó felicidades por el gran trabajo
Now this is terrific house...it's definitely my dream to live in houses like these... wherever in the world they are....the ladder from the bathroom to the terrace is badass
They've done such a great job with an unusual floor space. That roof top area really would create a bit of sanity saving space, it would be interesting to see how it develops in terms of livability after a few years. I think I'd use that area a lot. Personally I'd need the bedroom space to double as a nice sofa somehow - maybe with strategically placed cushions and a tv on the opposite wall. I like the effect of the perforated, white metal on the balcony (despite it not being as street pretty), I'd be interested in a similar idea in an area of my own house - especially if it makes it less wet.
That rooftop was the winner for me. Having a small space in an apartment setting.. but then you have an access to a balcony or rooftop is priceless!👌🏻💯
I love this small apartment! Great work on a very challenging floor plan! I’m really impressed that they got permission for that scope of work with this balcony - most likely not possible in Europe. My mind blew up when I saw there is more cool stuff (roof top)!
This is one of the most amazing transformations. So beautiful, creative and so much LIGHT! It feels so airy with the covered patio and the rooftop patio was such a suprise!
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The shape of this floor plan is probably the most challenging one of all the ones I've seen on NEVER TOO SMALL..
Totally agree with you! 🙀
Truly too small.
The size
And the entirely odd shape but well done to the architect for bringing the apartment new life.
And it's great how they included the balcony into the living space and provided it with a veeery big and curvy balcony window. Serving natural light to the whole interior for hours.
Considering the shape of the room, the architect made a miracle
The white screens are genius. Although they are not æsthetically the best on the exterior side, it works wonder for bouncing light have privacy indoors and double the usable living area
I think if ground floor of the building would have another colour... Maybe dark grey or orange this contras will highlight this perforated metal panels
@@mihiec great input. Indeed, it's probably lacking contrast from the street view to make it interesting
it was good to see the windows opened inwards as i have come across many apartments where this does not happen and the windows cannot be cleaned outside because of fixed metal screens..
What they should do is sell advertising space there. A perforated wrap with an add for a florist shoppe.
The exterior view is quite imposing for how light it looks on the interior.
That balcony and terrace reveal brought me euphoria.
This is such a challenging layout plan, mad props to the designer. I hope more take the opportunity to redesign small spaces like these, you'd feel so proud from such finishings...
Same here, a night around that fireplace in the summer must be marvelous. The only thing I’d miss is a starry sky.
Definitely the most interesting use of space on the channel. Loved it!
@@caheviana Would be nice to have some drinks out there at night but going down on the ladder, I'd probably just fall straight into the shower.
@@caheviana yeah specially when you want to poop and you have people over on your terrace.
yes before that i was thinking this is difficult space, but that lifted everything. lol the reveal !!
The designer said “working on a small space is interesting because it presents a challenge.” That’s what brings me and many others to this channel. The design difficulties of dealing with small space limitations really drives creative and unique solutions that are just riveting.
Agreed! Always a surprise.
Agreed! I like places like this because not only are we working with spatial limitations, but they also have to work around the odd shape of a unit in this old building.
Living in a small space is the real challenge.
“How do I get upstairs?”
“Through the kitchen door, pass the bathroom, into the shower, and up the shampoo rack.”
What a transformation! Hiding the clothes racks under the bed is ingenious.
Indeed!
Clever. Think personally i would turn the bed around in order to shield the bed as well give privacy
if you have ever used racks like that, you would realize that it is flimsy, and hard to 'steer'. must be super frustrating to access clothes, or set up the also flimsy 'dining table'.
@@miam1074 Yes. They should use sturdier Racks (maybe custom made from steel profile) with non-rotating casters, so it rolls in&out easily…
@@miam1074 yes the table looked unstable to my taste. So many great choices of stand alone folding tables that can be moved or tucked away instead.
Now this is a real never too small
I was like “how could anyone survive quarantine in such a small space?” But then I saw the rooftop and everything made sense
Where I live, we were never trapped in our homes.
Same
People survive a lot more challenging things than living in a small space if they have to
Nobody should have ever quarantined indoors.
Social distance yes (perhaps dven triple the distance where possible), but get out in the sun under the sky
Idk, I know a lot of people (including me) that dream of lounging outside and buy big balconies or deck but in the end they will just stay on their bed on the phone.
I love the brilliant use of space here. Love the charm of the exterior too.
The balcony just lifts the whole space up !
“If you have a garden and a library, you have everything you need”
- Cicero
Vivo a cuatro cuadras del departamento!
Lo fui a visitar hoy. Muy bonito.
I live four blocks from the apartment!
I went to visit him today. Beautiful.
Jaja yo estoy a tres cuadras y tmb tuve que comentarlo 😂 No es común ver lugares de Buenos Aires en Never Too Small!
VIVO A MITAD DE CUADRA, entre al video sin saber y quede helada jaja
Que tal, vengo a la Reunión de Vecinos de Chacarita/Villa Ortúzar en NTS. Tremendo laburo en un lugar limitado en metros. Y un gol tener el acceso al techo para convertirlo en terraza. Le agrega un ambiente para compartir y disfrutar mucho mas de la casa.
Quedo excelente, muy creativo diseño y super funcional. Saludos desde Buenos Aires, Argentina
@@gustavosaliola jajaja, me hiciste reír. Trabajo en el teatro de la vuelta y siempre me llamó la atención desde la calle esa terraza. Una agradable sorpresa descubrirla por aquí. Felicitaciones al arquitecto que hizo tanto con tan poco.
Ohhh I absolutely love Buenos Aires. When I was a young lad and an architecture nerd, I saw a photo book on BsAs and became obsessed. I visited a few years ago and it's possibly the most beautiful city on earth. It's like Paris on steroids. Whenever a local found out I was Australian, they would be so incredibly friendly to me. I think whenever Argentines hear spoken English, they assume it's a North American or a Brit, who they're friendly with, but it appears they're just super friendly with Aussies. The Argentine sense of aesthetic is incredible, I would move there tomorrow if any Argentines want to swap with me and come live in Australia. You can really see BsAs was once a very wealthy country with its grand buildings, but outside of those buildings, the sidewalk is crumbling, so you can also tell it's going through a tough time financially.
you’re welcome here anytime! as our economy plummeted, it also became considerably cheaper for tourist to come here. not great for us, but i love walking down our avenues and hearing foreign languages. i would trade places but i’m very afraid of the fauna there so i’ll pass 😅
Ouh, the ladder to the roof is just genius!!!
How about that amazing terrace 😍❤️
@@nevertoosmall Yes! Didn't see THAT coming! 😍
I liked it too- but If it is used double functionally you’re gonna step all on your soap 🤔
@@gus473 high five!
@@nevertoosmall 🤚🆒😎
This is so clever!!!! I love how they made much better use of the balcony and I would never have expected the roof area!! They’ve made this so much more liveable than before
I am always curious about the cost for such a transformation - I'd be interested in understanding the cost of just buying a large space vs. smaller space with good interior architecture
60.000 uss for the apartment and 10.000 for the full renovation i supose. Im from Buenos Aires too
@@danielmartin7547 kind of the same in Lima, Perú
hope they will add the expenses category for these projects
@@danielmartin7547 less than 60.000 I would say. could be close to 50.000. The renovation doesn't seem too expensive. Most expensive part probably was the shawer and the rooftop access, for insulation reasons.
Wow, coming from germany this sounds so cheap, we just payed almost 20k for some fancy windows to increase the space in our „small“ flat (90 sqm for 4 people)
The balcon/windows truly make this apartment!
Clean lines, neutral colors and tons of plants never gets old. So beautiful….. muy buen diseño 🤟🏼
❤️❤️❤️❤️
Indeed, plants and large windows makes a huge difference in such a tiny space. It feels a bit like a conservatory! Love that.
House plants are always a great addition to any home.
The ultimate example of making the best out of a difficult situation. The renovation made a tiny unfortunately-shaped apartment seem spacious and magical. That ladder to the rooftop pergola was just a dream and being able to allot a separation for the bed "room" and even squeeze in a workstation was amazing.
The amount of light and extended space in the balcony makes the whole apartment perfect.
despite how weird the shape is, making the balcony a part of the apartment for more room looks so good. I love the shelf with the study nook beside the bed.
Love the light, the talent to make such a small space works so well.
This is my favourite NTS apartment. There’s something about the light and the plants that is welcoming and that ladder up to the terrace, which also functions as a shower shelf, is ingenious. The terrace provides a whole other living space that would be beautiful in the summer in Argentina. It would be easy to stay home here.
This one is brilliant. Often "great architecture" is just a cover for what is really an "expensive showoff", but this one is just the opposite. A lot of intelligence and very little cost.
i cannot ever relay how comforting and aesthetically pleasing these videos are, not to mention that all of them have given me ideas to integrate inside a home that I might myself build one day. Cheers #NTS
❤️❤️😘
This is the most amazing and beautiful 25sqm appartment ive ever seen. Makes me want to live here
I concur with other commentators that this floor plan was particularly challenging. I think the designers did a wonderful job of making the space livable and carving out so many great storage solutions. I also really like the way they integrated the bathroom and laundry area. I don't like it when the laundry is visually connected to the kitchen. Piles of dirty dishes AND dirty clothes are not a good combo! I also like the simple back-painted glass back splash in the kitchen. Reminiscent of sea glass. Well done!
I think the laundry would be better in the kitchen - integrated laundry so that it is not asthetically visible BUT with the benefit of almost doubling the width of the kitchen worktop. The space above the washing machine in the current location in the bathroom is kind of a redundant space. I don't know why dirty clothes would ever be on display in a kitchen even if a washing machine is in the kitchen?
@@deltastate3936 I appreciate your well considered feedback Delta. But I can promise you from personal experience, having the laundry area in the kitchen means both are on display and commingle. I kick away piles of laundry waiting to be washed in order to make my morning coffee. Not ideal.
@@TheSteveAS fair enough - seems you keep your dirty laundry next to your washing machine? I didn't realise ppl did that, I've not seen that in all the homes I've seen... but in any case I would think it a simple change to make to store laundry basket elsewhere if it means almost doubling the width of the kitchen worktop. In terms of practicality and usability of the space it just makes more sense
It's perfect. A dream-come-true flat.This space is the best I have seen so far on this Never too Small channel and I tend to like all of them.
Feliz de ver un departamento Argentino en estas series, muy bueno!!
Es el segundo que hacen 😉
Yo también! Y de haber encontrado un comentario en español 🙂
@@gustavolattarulo3189 tendrás link del otro?
@@juancruzvillan9421 ua-cam.com/video/GpLqf1u-zl4/v-deo.html
Hubo otro también muy bueno
I love there is more exterior than interior. It’s a good way of life, specially in this sunny city
Incredible use of space!
living in Buenos Aires it´s a crazy experience, there are lots of really beautiful and detailed buildings that have been renovated across the years with so much challenges to make it possible to provide living spaces to the people here! its amazing
This is by far my favourite NTS apartment! With the architect turning what would be seen as 'left over' space into an absolute masterpiece. Thank you for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it!
The misty effect of of the perforated metal screens is gorgeous. Every morning is a misty one!
I fell off my chair when they showed the roof ! Mind blowing!
Only one word to describe this refurbishing project: AMAZING. Congrats and love from Argentina.
Such a cool space! I love how light it is while still being private. And that outdoor area looks like such a nice place to be!
I just wish there was a little more counter space and somewhere cozy to sit inside besides the bed. A little curved sofa by the window would make a nice place to sit and people watch.
This space is absolutely gorgeous and they did a great job making it functional. I love the roof top area
This apartment looks really amazing! 😍🥰 it's not everyday you see an odd shaped space be transformed into something elegant
We love it too ❤️❤️
The integration of the balcony was s great idea it really elevated the appartment!!! Very nice place, considering the small space and the shape of it.
Was already impressed by how the balcony was integrated into the apartment. And then the terrace just blew me away.
What he did with the balcony is absolutely outstanding. What a way to utilize and unused space. Brilliant design. Bravo 👏 edit.. oh snap I spoke too soon.. the deck and pergola on top.... ooooh myyyy gooosh... double bravo. Wow!!! Incredible. Wish I could have seen this place when I was there!
Finally, a video in Latin America! So exiting!
Also, this apartment is beautiful, very different and the architect manage the distribution of the spaces in a very very cleaver way. The tons of light from the windows and also the terrace give the space a lot of freshness, I really love it!
More videos from Latin America please! ¡Saludos!
The windows is so pretty, like its layering by fog, so refreshing
The light and brightness coming in from the balcony now is absolutely stunning, and the plants all around the shelves make it so cozy and welcoming
This project had so many little surprises in such a challenging space! I love it. Bravo to the architect!
One of the best designs featured on this channel. The shelving-storage between the living room and bedroom is simply stunning. Overall a masterpiece in my not-so-humble opinion. 😍 🤩
Wow, this place, it's design and that rooftop are just sublime.
Anyone can design a large space - but it takes creativity to successfully design a small space!
That balcony is....wow. Huge transformation, but in a very aesthetic way.
I love that the old balcony was transformed into an additional (sun)room, it definitely adds to the apartment as a whole. My question is, why not add another skylight above the living area and attach the ladder to that instead of the ladder in the bathroom while you were renovating the apartment. It feels very awkward to have to move through the showering area, especially if you want to have friends over
My guess is that having access to the rooftop in the living room meant that you had to give up a substantial amount of wall space to install the ladder. Every inch is precious in here since they have such limited storage space. :/
@@ivywong7850 I realize that it might have taken some space, but when they added the balcony to the living space, there would have been opportunities that allowed them to integrate a stairs there by making the glass doors a bit shorter on the left side, or right next to the entrance door?
I'm thinking it's due to budget constraints, and another commenter suggested it might be that a sky light already existed in the bathroom and so they worked with what was there rather than put a new one in which is apparently expensive - if money was no object I agree it would be better to access the roof terrace from the living space but if money were no object they would probably live in a bigger space...
The best comment I've read so far. Totally agree! Though the ladder takes out space from the living room, it adds more value to the property that kind of access, plus there's plenty of ways to make it efficient and usable.
Oh gosh, yess!!!
The apartment is so beautiful and airy!!! It is so calm and relaxing!
I love how light this apartment is! It makes it feel a lot more spacious!
first saw this in Archdaily and since then I couldn't stop thinking of this super chic balcony. So glad Never Too Small made a video of this apartment! lovely neighborhood too
This has got to be the best design ever given its small space. You’ve outdone yourselves once again!! Amazing job👏👏👏
This one is one of my favorites. It's so bright, and the rooftop would be such a spot to be. Love it.
I am impressed! For such a small space with odd angles and yet he managed to make it work!
What a stunning, serene space! Brilliant idea with the balcony screen and the terrace ladder in the shower! Fantastic!
This is beautiful!!! Jamás pensé que iba a ver algo hecho acá en Argentina en Never too small, y mucho menos pensé que iba a ser algo tan hermoso en caso de que sucediera! 😍
The incorporation of the balcony is a genius move.
Ok the ladder in the bathroom up to the terrace is so cool
I had a "Wow" moment when he climbed up that ladder into the magical secret garden. What a brilliant design!
I like how it seems cozy despite how open it feels with the light and white walls
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Excellent design which maximised the space and that was a delightful surprise at the end, to see the ladder and the terrace on top of the building. Well done.
Imma sleep and wake up to all the books on the floor. Maybe also the mac.
Yep, imagine waking up to seeing the iMac on the floor.
Again and again, the Argentinean surprised us with their designing ability, I guess is part of the culture and in the blood.
This appartement is amazing! So clever done. I love the sleeping area - it is very cozy. But the balcony - that is the true hit! And the top of the appartement is a big surprise! Wonderful! Love it! Would love to live there!
It really is!
The ladder in the shower was like a plot twist. Mind was blown.
So amazing! Really beautiful design showing how a small unusual space can feel open and airy. I'm in awe
We love it so much too!
This is the dream house of a 8 year old - 25 year old. Great outcome thought!
it made me so happy to see an episode filmed in argentina. muy lindo trabajo!!!
Livin in a 25qm apartment myself I’m always so amazed by what designers and architects are able to create. And the shower escape to the roof terrace makes me wanna scream. I love it
The main window is amazing and the ladder is awesome
this is probably by far one of the hardest floor plan/design to tackle on this channel which in turn, made it one of the most innovative as well so kudos to the architect for pulling it off !
this transformation is sooooo good!!! 🤤 i love seeing this amazing professionals representing my country 🇦🇷❤️
Amazing indeed ! Thank you so much Argentina! ❤️
What a beautiful space! The redesign of the balcony is genius.
That terrace, what a surprise! Really challenging project, and it looks so honest
What a beautiful job in a difficult space. I was NOT expecting that terrace!
One of the coolest places I‘ve ever seen. Absolutely incredible!
just phantastic and gorgeous I live how they incorporated & thus completely transformed the space !
This one might be my favorite so far.
What a gorgeous balcony, they did a great job of incorporating it into the living room!
Que casa más bonita llena de luz, buen gusto y sorpresas . Lo del baño increíble jajaja no se ve nada chico o apretado , me encantó felicidades por el gran trabajo
Now this is terrific house...it's definitely my dream to live in houses like these... wherever in the world they are....the ladder from the bathroom to the terrace is badass
They've done such a great job with an unusual floor space. That roof top area really would create a bit of sanity saving space, it would be interesting to see how it develops in terms of livability after a few years. I think I'd use that area a lot. Personally I'd need the bedroom space to double as a nice sofa somehow - maybe with strategically placed cushions and a tv on the opposite wall. I like the effect of the perforated, white metal on the balcony (despite it not being as street pretty), I'd be interested in a similar idea in an area of my own house - especially if it makes it less wet.
That rooftop was the winner for me. Having a small space in an apartment setting.. but then you have an access to a balcony or rooftop is priceless!👌🏻💯
I love this small apartment! Great work on a very challenging floor plan! I’m really impressed that they got permission for that scope of work with this balcony - most likely not possible in Europe. My mind blew up when I saw there is more cool stuff (roof top)!
I absolutely love this. Brilliant use of space. Love how the balcony was incorporated, and the roof terrace is just the cherry on the top.
I would've love to listen this in spanish -since i imagine is the narrator native language- with subtitles!
I agree!! let them speak their languages and then just subtitle in English :)
Very proud to see a piece of Chacarita on this channel! Love the design y las palabras del arquitecto fueron excelentes!
Have you ever watch somethung that you cant help but smile because you’re actually amazed? It’s this video
This is one of the most amazing transformations. So beautiful, creative and so much LIGHT! It feels so airy with the covered patio and the rooftop patio was such a suprise!
1:37 The makeover is amazing but WHY did you remove this beautiful herringbone parquet?!
THAT SHOWER IS SO SICK OH MY GOD!!!!! Beautiful. Bravo.
I'm grieving the loss of that gorgeous original parquet flooring
You are in front of the kitchen, you open one of the storages and surprise! It's the bathroom... with a ladder leading to the roof... I say Bravo!
This is absolutely breath taking.