Gilardi

Using approximately 50 meters of recycled highway guard rails from the General Paz (a highway surrounding Buenos Aires) and 300 meters of discarded metal profiles, wood, iron doors and windows found in scrap yards, Dieguez and Gilardi rework demolition materials into fully functioning structural elements.

Danielle Rago | Inhabitat 2009

Argentinean architects Gustavo Dieguez and Lucas Gilardi of Estudio a77 transformed an existing 1950s house on a small lot in an upscale neighborhood of Buenos Aires into an innovative eco-friendly dwelling.

2009 June | Inhabitat - Green Design Will Save the World 2009

Using approximately 50 meters of recycled highway guard rails from the General Paz (a highway surrounding Buenos Aires) and 300 meters of discarded metal profiles, wood, iron doors and windows found in scrap yards, Dieguez and Gilardi rework demolition materials into fully functioning structural elements.

A77 Architects Fashion Home From Demolition Materials | Inhabitat 2009

Argentinean architects Gustavo Dieguez and Lucas Gilardi of Estudio a77 transformed an existing 1950s house on a small lot in an upscale neighborhood of Buenos Aires into an innovative eco-friendly dwelling.

Danielle Rago | Inhabitat 2009

Using approximately 50 meters of recycled highway guard rails from the General Paz (a highway surrounding Buenos Aires) and 300 meters of discarded metal profiles, wood, iron doors and windows found in scrap yards, Dieguez and Gilardi rework demolition materials into fully functioning structural elements.

2009 June | Inhabitat - Green Design Will Save the World 2009

Argentinean architects Gustavo Dieguez and Lucas Gilardi of Estudio a77 transformed an existing 1950s house on a small lot in an upscale neighborhood of Buenos Aires into an innovative eco-friendly dwelling.

A77 Architects Fashion Home From Demolition Materials | Inhabitat 2009

In 1998, Gilardi was diagnosed with multiple myeloma and told she had no more than three years to live.

A Step Past Chemotherapy 2007

After traditional chemotherapy failed, Gilardi enrolled in a clinical trial of a then experimental drug called Velcade.

A Step Past Chemotherapy 2007

After traditional chemotherapy failed, Gilardi enrolled in a clinical trial of a then experimental drug called Velcade.

A Step Past Chemotherapy 2007

In 1998, more than a decade after beating breast cancer, Gilardi was diagnosed with multiple myeloma, cancer of the bone marrow, and told she had no more than three years to live.

A Step Past Chemotherapy 2007