Two sleek towers pierce the Buenos Aires sky. This is Art María a remarkable residential complex in Puerto Madero. Art María isn’t just another building. It’s a testament to modern architecture. It’s also a story of resilience.
The original plan was ambitious. Five towers were envisioned two for residences two for offices and one for a hotel. A central plaza would connect them all. This was the dream of Creaurban the firm behind Art María. They even acquired the land where a previous project “+5411” had failed. The 2008 crisis struck. The grand vision was scaled back. But Art María persisted.
Construction of the two residential towers began in 2010. They were completed in 2013. These two towers are striking. They stand tall offering panoramic views of the city. Each has 22 floors. They house nearly 200 apartments. A unique bridge connects the top floors.
The ground floor is special. It is a lively hub. Shops and a central recreational space create a community feel. It’s a place for residents to meet. It is a place to relax.
Art María is more than just apartments. It offers amenities. There’s a swimming pool a laundry service and a terrace. It’s designed for comfortable urban living. The design by architect Ricardo Izquierdo is stunning. It’s a beautiful example of modern urban development. Art María transformed an area. It brought new life to the Dique 1 section of Puerto Madero. Its story is one of ambition adaptation and ultimately success. It’s a symbol of Buenos Aires’ enduring spirit. A place where dreams are built and realized.