Renovation and fit-out of offices and a warehouse on Monroe Street in Belgrano, Buenos Aires: project renders, drawings, an electrical set, services diagrams and four milestones of the work.
Renovation and fit-out as offices of a property on Monroe Street, in Belgrano, Buenos Aires, where I was the architect. On the ground floor, reception, picking and packing, storage and racks; on the upper floor, a general office, a manager's office, meeting and training rooms, a break room and restrooms.
Unlike the other cases in this series, this page does not include photos of the finished work: it is documented with the drawings, the project renders and the site photos.
Design images of the offices, generated from the Revit model: rooms with black-framed partitions and frosted glass, meeting tables and workstations. These are project images, not photos of the finished work.
Ground-floor and upper-floor plans with dimensions and callouts, longitudinal and cross sections, and realistic sections and perspectives. Sheets drawn in Revit.
Ceiling and lighting plans and plans of the outlet and data circuits, for the ground floor and the upper floor. Sheets drawn in Revit.
Conceptual diagrams of plumbing and air-conditioning services, and an integrated axonometric with plumbing, electrical, data network and split-system lines, generated from the Revit model of the offices after the work. They are conceptual diagrams, not the executive design: calculations and verification belong to licensed specialists.
How I approach existing buildings is described in BIM for Renovation.
Sheets labeled in Spanish.
The photos are in chronological order according to the date recorded inside each image, not the file name. The milestones overlap because several tasks ran in parallel. Each one opens a gallery with all of its photos. Faces of workers in the photos have been blurred.
Large-format tiles laid with spacers and leveling wedges over the subfloor, in the long ground-floor area.
A metal-stud frame for the partitions and for the grid of the suspended ceiling, then the gypsum boards and the taping of joints.
The frame of the partitions, in steel profiles painted black, before the glass goes in: they divide the office rooms without closing them off from the light.
An interior window with a gypsum frame between rooms, a drywall box with grilles, and the floating floor laid over underlay against the partitions.
The renders are project images; the site photos are from the project archive.
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