This tower in Buenos Aires spans seven stories and a total of 11,500 square feet. Local architectural studio Adamo-Faiden -- led by Sebastián Adamo and Marcelo Faiden, have created the space to be satisfactory for a variety of uses. From residential to commercial, the architects truly give the inhabitants the power to decide what they want to use the building for.
The tower in Buenos Aires has an interesting aesthetic as well. The structure is made out of concrete which gives it a potent brutalist effect. One of the more striking features of Adamo-Faiden's design, however, is the "metal grated walls that conceal dozens of private gardens." This adds a nice natural, yet private, aspect to the tower.
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Adamo-Faiden's Tower in Buenos Aires Boasts Enclosed Gardens
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