Architecture Shaped by Experience
About
Vidastudio is a full-service architecture and design practice based in Buenos Aires, working across Argentina, Uruguay, and the United States. We collaborate with developers, private clients, and institutions on projects ranging from high-end residences and boutique hospitality to commercial and urban-scale work.
Our approach begins before design—by understanding the land, the client, the budget, and the life the building is meant to support. We operate as a lean studio by design. Every project is led directly by the principals, ensuring clarity, precision, and consistent involvement from concept through execution.
Our Work
Find below some of the projects that define our approach to architecture, materiality, and the spaces people inhabit.
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Residential
Miami, USA
2023
Services
A full-service architectural practice. From conceptual design to project completion, we ensure every detail aligns with the client's vision and requirements.
Architecture
+ Planning
Our architectural services focus on translating vision into built reality. From early massing studies and test fits to fully coordinated permit sets, every phase of our architectural work is guided by rigor, craft, and a deep understanding of site, context, and client ambition.
Currently On Site
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Kanan Dume Residence, a single-family home in Malibu, California, is approximately 78% complete for Phase 1, a major milestone in its rebuild after the Woolsey Fire. Required to stay within the original footprint with only a +10% expansion, the design focuses on precision and restraint. The exterior envelope, glazing, stair elements, railings and interior wood finishes are largely in place, with current work focused on façade detailing, final finishes and the transition from construction shell to finished residence.
Also in progress is The Coffee Store, a café in Ciudad Jardín Lomas del Palomar, Buenos Aires, designed around the neighborhood's garden-city character. Full-height glazing wraps a corner salon lined with a terracotta banquette and planters, while a monolithic terrazzo counter, oak paneling and a sage green coffee bar anchor the interior. A glass-enclosed terrace under a translucent roof extends the café toward the tree-lined street, keeping the space connected to its surroundings year-round.
