Housing projects constitute the predominant architectural endeavors in contemporary construction, yet architects often overlook their significance for the advancement of the discipline and their profound impact on society. The home serves as the primary spatial environment for nearly every individual, necessitating careful architectural consideration. However, during the latter part of the 20th century, architectural attention shifted towards seemingly more glamorous programs, relegating domestic conceptualization to mere economic perspectives and neglecting its holistic architectural dimensions.

Situated in an underdeveloped sector of Moreno City, characterized by severe degradation, traditional real estate solutions have typically resorted to the creation of exclusive gated communities with private security forces. In contrast, this project proposes a condominium of residences designed to integrate with the surrounding neighborhood through a commercial ground floor, while also preserving the area's valuable vegetation. Consequently, what were once perceived as challenges are transformed into key assets of the project. This exemplifies how a private housing initiative, when conceived as an integral component of broader urban planning, can effectively alter the socio-spatial reality of a region.



Architects operating within such contexts must seize every opportunity to transcend commercial imperatives and imbue their structures with social significance. In locales where public infrastructure projects are scarce, architects bear the responsibility of transforming business ventures into genuine architectural interventions that foster community cohesion and social interaction.

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