La Zelmira S.A.: born as a family business on the field that has in the town of Mariano Acosta, Merlo, Buenos Aires, to the important urban development and the need for rural fractions suitable for transformation into private neighborhoods, Countries and / or Country Club.
The trend indicated that these enterprises should count as primary factor with excellent access to the City of Buenos Aires. In our project this factor is widely justified Highway President Perón, whose route passes just 2000 meters of it, being at a distance from the center of the federal capital of 40 km (30 minutes).
Infrastructure
The Main House
Main house of approximately 440 m2, and its premium construction and architectural development easily adapted to perform the duties of Club House.
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The Roads
Openings were made for the streets.
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Trees
Main afforestation was made, the date having planted 7500 trees of 113 different species.
Green spaces: We built a polo field of regulatory measures with corresponding planking and ryegrass sown.
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Other constructions
Were built:
- A house for administrative charge.
- A house with room and bathroom to store machinery and staff housing.
- A shed to store equipment.
- Seventeen boxes for the development of equestrian section (these boxes also have housing for the charge of that section).
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The Stables
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Professionals involved:
Urban Project: Arq. Elsa Poggi y Analía da Silva
Subdivision: Agrimensor Héctor Lasalla
Landscaping project: Ing. Fernando González
Economic Feasibility: Tizado Propiedades
Main House Project: Arq. Ricardo Vera
