Martín Coronado 3300 was designed by BMA with the vision of creating one of Buenos Aires’ finest residential buildings, under a key constraint: the prohibition of a high-rise tower. Set in a traditional, high-end neighbourhood of low-density homes, the challenge was to deliver the privacy, exclusivity, and spatial quality of a luxury tower within a low-rise format. Each unit was conceived as a full-floor residence with no shared walls, ensuring total independence. Expansive private terraces with pools, pergolas, outdoor kitchens, and lounge areas enhance the sense of a stand-alone home. Generous shared amenities and a functional garage with six parking spaces per unit echo the comfort of private houses.

The concept translated tower-like luxury into a horizontal scale, using terraced massing and greenery-filled setbacks to maximise light and privacy. Double-height exterior spaces extend each residence towards the outdoors, while local influences inspired the use of natural stone referencing the nearby museum and park. A sculptural “guardian dog” at the entrance adds a personal, domestic touch.

In the traditional Barrio Parque between San Martín de Tours and Salguero streets, the building aligns with the adjacent plaza, achieving seamless integration with its surroundings. With five floors and thirty-three three-bedroom units, Martín Coronado 3300 features 1,500 square metres of refined amenities, timeless architecture, and warm natural materials, stones, metals, and woods, reflecting understated elegance, purity, and distinction throughout every living space and experience.

Interior Design:
The project’s interior design was developed by TenBerke Architects.

Developer:
The project’s developer, Creaurbana, is known for delivering high-quality, luxury-led residential developments.