The Distrito F project has been unveiled: three towers near downtown Córdoba. The project covers 3,000 m² and involved an investment of eight million pesos. It was a stalled development, and the plan was to refurbish it. Right after launch, 60% of the units had already been sold.
The developer Galp Inversiones, in partnership with the Eguía trademark registration firm, has unveiled the Distrito F project. It is a complex of three buildings with offices and apartments, in which the partners invested eight million pesos. The development is located at Deán Funes 980 in the city of Córdoba and covers 3,000 m².
First, it includes a 1,000 m² corporate tower on five floors. The second tower consists of open-plan one-bedroom apartments of between 25 and 40 square meters of private floor area. And the third tower has three-bedroom apartments with service quarters, with almost 100 m² of private floor area. In all, there are 48 units.
The real estate project was undertaken by Galp’s three partners, Juan Pablo Cmet, Lucas Zunino, and Ariel Bourguet, together with Javier Eguía and Verónica Cima of Eguía Marcas y Patentes.
“Vintage industrial”: the strategy behind Distrito F
On the one hand, the complex was built several years ago and then abandoned because its owners never sold it. Over nine months, the buildings were refurbished in the “vintage industrial” style that is very popular in Buenos Aires.
The project was led by visual artist and architect Pablo Dellatorre, head of Estudio Montevideo, whose other works include the Coworking and La Maquinita, both located across from Paseo Buen Pastor in Nueva Córdoba.
On the other hand, Distrito F’s corporate tower was acquired by Officenter, which will fully equip it to lease to other companies. There is no doubt that this project will be a pioneer of real estate development with a disruptive style.
