In the heart of Buenos Aires, Argentina, Casa Mendoza stands as a testament to modern architecture’s ability to merge form with function. Designed by La Base Studio, this three-level home captivates with its contemporary blend of industrial and mid-century modern influences.
From its strategic use of wood and Portuguese tiles to its innovative approach to privacy and space utilization, Casa Mendoza redefines living in a bustling metropolis. Discover how this architect-owned residence, originally a 1970s build, transforms urban living with its unique design and thoughtful integration with the surrounding landscape.

About Casa Mendoza
Discovering Casa Mendoza
Reaching Casa Mendoza presents a unique challenge. Nestled within Buenos Aires, Argentina’s sprawling metropolis, it sits at a bustling urban intersection. Here, a dynamic blend of cosmopolitan life and neighborhood charm coexists. A Home That Captures Attention
Casa Mendoza demands notice, whether you’re walking by or speeding past. Its visibility sparked lively debates online, notably becoming “the most beautiful house in the neighborhood” on Twitter during the pandemic lockdown.
The architects behind its design also call it home, sharing the space with their three children and numerous pets. This constant activity fills the house with life.
A Transformation Story
Originally crafted in the mid-1970s by a Civil Engineer, the house concealed its structure behind tradi...