Poseidón Laguna Torre Laguna

The land of Poseidón Laguna has a privileged location in front of the sea, on the route, and on the shores of the newspaper Laguna. The project defines a complex of 3 towers, "sea", "view" and "lagoon", which are articulated by forming a "C" taking as a focal center the house "Poseidon". It is a great residence of approx. 800m2, part of the story of Punta del Este, projected in 1978 by Uruguayan architect Samuel Flores Flores (1933-2017).

Buildings contain a lower high level with groves, dates and service premises. To maintain and strengthen the character of a large park, the subsoil exposed covers are raised as green spaces. & Nbsp; On the ground floor there are spaces of common use, such as the double -height access hall that connects the towers, the administration and the children's hall; as well as housing units.

From the 1st floor, departments are developed with different typologies, from monitoring to 3 bedroom units. Most of the units have at least two facades with broad terraces to both sides, which guarantees spectacular views and excellent lighting and natural ventilation. Reaching the auction, the towers are staggering generating notable expansions of these terraces.

Through the hall, access is connected from La Odyssey street and the park that surrounds the Poseidon house. This is fully recycled as amenities. Among the benefits are meeting rooms, space for barbecues, spa, gym, changing rooms, in addition to swimming pools, covered and discovered, with solarium areas, all inside a large park, with unparalleled views both to the sea and the newspaper of the newspaper.

The towers with their different staggered heights to the ends along with the surrounding grove, make up a backdrop in view of the Poseidon house from the route.