The Yacht Club House by Estudio Ramos is a stylish modernized interpretation of the clubhouse that makes great use of sweeping views and its natural surroundings. Located outside of Buenos Aires, the Yacht Club House serves as a community center in the maritime community of Nordelta, Tigre.
The Yacht Club House is located on a water channel connecting it to the Parana River, and incorporates social rooms, a restaurant and the gym and accompanying storage and locker rooms. Estudio Ramos drew inspiration for the clubhouse from the geometric sails of vintage ships, like that of those used in the early 1900s America's Cup designed by Nat Herreshoff.
The Yacht Club House is a contemporary take on the community club house, providing unparalleled views and a place for community in the burgeoning nautical neighborhood.
Key Themes Behind This Trend
- Opulent Community Centers
- Creating unique and modernized interpretations of traditional community centers to support a sense of communal living.
- Design Inspired by Nature
- Incorporating the natural surroundings into the design to create a unique atmosphere and environment.
- Luxury Boating Infrastructure
- Developing and integrating marina structures with high-end amenities to attract boat enthusiasts.
Where This Applies
- Real Estate
- Building and designing residential communities with access to state-of-the-art community centers.
- Hospitality
- Integrating unique design concepts into hotel, restaurant and fitness center amenities to create an upscale nautical experience.
- Marine Tourism
- Creating a unique boating experience by building luxurious marinas and yacht club houses in popular maritime locations.
