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Rear façade of Casa J1 in afternoon light: a white volume with tree shadows, a brick gallery under a pergola and the edge of the pool in the foreground.

SANCHOArchitecture · VisualizationLa Plata, AR

Casa J1Zárate, Buenos Aires2024Built

Architecture, seen before it exists.

A project begins long before construction. It begins the moment someone sees it.

Detail of the brick barbecue under the pergola, with beam shadows on the wall and the pool beyond.

Featured project

Casa J1

Zárate, Buenos Aires2024 — Built

A walk through.

  1. Corridor beside a window to the patio: a pink armchair, a plant and a timber-slat screen; the dining area and kitchen bar beyond.
    Reforma M. — Render
  2. Render of the new kitchen: a light quartz island, blue upholstered stools and two black conical pendants.
    Obra P. — Render
  3. Top-floor apartment: living room with a desk and a sliding window onto the deck with a barbecue.
    Edificio C. — Render
  4. The white wall at night: narrow windows, raking light from wall washers and, on the right, the edge of the timber pergola.
    Casa J2 — Render

Built, imagined, drawn.

  1. Casa J1Zárate, Buenos Aires · 2024 · Built
  2. Reforma M.La Plata, Buenos Aires · 2025 · Visualization
  3. Obra P.La Plata, Buenos Aires · 2023 · Built
  4. Edificio C.Campana, Buenos Aires · 2026 · Concept design
  5. Casa J2Zárate, Buenos Aires · 2024 · Built
  6. Fachada F.Campana, Buenos Aires · 2026 · Proposal
  7. Escuela M.Rock Hill, South Carolina, USA · 2025 · Documentation

More projects on @sancho.arq

The image comes true.

View project
Render of the living room in the former courtyard, with a glass roof and a sliding door to the patio.
Render
Site photograph of the same space, with the glass roof and the frames already installed.
Built
Photograph of the courtyard before the works: open to the sky, plastered walls and a window.
Site photograph of the enclosed courtyard with a glass roof and black sliding frames.

From an open courtyard to a living room under a glass roof.

Drag to compare · photographs, not renders

From sketch to permit.

  1. Exteriors, interiors, night scenes. Real light, real materials, 4K.

    For: homeownersdevelopersarchitectsestate agents

  2. The whole project in three dimensions, from drawings, sketches or survey.

    For: architectsdevelopersestate agents

  3. Plans, sections, elevations and details. Everything a site needs to build it right.

    For: homeownersarchitects

  4. For licensed professionals: drawn to each municipality’s code, for you to sign and submit.

    For: licensed professionals

Delivery
a final PDF with the requested images.
Turnaround
one week to one month, depending on whether a 3D model exists, whether it has to be drawn, and how much design is involved.

Four steps, one idea.

  1. Conversation

    What exists and what’s missing: a site, a drawing, an idea.

  2. Concept

    Programme, volume and plans. The essentials, resolved.

  3. Visualization

    Materials, light and framing. The house, before it exists.

  4. Documentation

    Drawings to build from: plans, sections and details.

Precision is also beauty.

Black-and-white portrait of Simón Sancho, facing the camera, in a dark t-shirt.
Simón Sancho — La Plata, Argentina

Every image is a decision made in time.

  • La Plata, Argentina
  • Studies: Architecture, UNLP (final year)
  • Work in Argentina and the USA
More about the studio

SANCHO is the studio of Simón Sancho, based in La Plata, Argentina. The name is his surname. It works along the La Plata–Buenos Aires–Campana–Zárate corridor, and remotely, for clients anywhere. Visualization, 3D modelling and technical documentation: three ways for a project to be understood, and decided, before it is built. Simón is in the final year of his architecture degree at the National University of La Plata.

Working areaThe La Plata, Buenos Aires, Campana and Zárate corridor, 134 km end to end, plus remote work.
+ USA, remote

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