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架构师提供的文本描述。HIT 3是一座具有自己的身份、风险和非常个人化的建筑。从一开始，它就有一个独特的概念，不仅在形式上，而且在功能上：它是南美洲第一座合作建筑。

Text description provided by the architects. HIT3 is a building with its own identity, risky and with a very personal character. From its beginning it was conceived with a unique concept, not only in its forms but also in its function: it's the first building for coworking in South America.

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该项目，与角落的位置和南方向，寻找最大的自然照明。立面由位于每层不同曲线上的垂直遮阳产生。灯光和阴影的对立面产生的结果是运动的幻象效应和建筑物使用的动态体验。

The project, with a corner location and South orientation, searches for maximum natural lighting. The facade was generated by vertical sunshades located over different curves in each of the floors. The result from the contraposition of the lights and shadows is an illusionary effect of movement and a dynamic experience in the use of the building.

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免费设计的规划和完全玻璃立面创造了独特的看法，城市空间和公园。阳台和滑动木料的形式多样性-可以完全打开-邀请用户从开放空间中得到更大的利用。

The free designing of the plans and the entirely glazed facade generate exceptional views to the urban space and the parks. The formal variety from the balconies and the sliding carpentries – which can be fully opened – invite the user to make a bigger use from the open spaces.

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在布宜诺斯艾利斯，很少有建筑物能处理建筑物顶部的设计细节，如HIT 3，以及它的曲线和露台。

There are few buildings in Buenos Aires which take care of the top of the building’s design details as HIT3, with its curves and terraces.

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在功能方面，它被设想为一个合作空间，一楼有一家健康/快餐店，一楼和二楼有私人和公共办公室，其余楼层有宽敞的空间，最后一层是会议室和礼堂。

Regarding its function, it is conceived as a coworking space, with a healthy/fast food cafe in the ground floor, private and comunnity offices in first and second floors, studios with big and generous spaces in the rest of the floors and meeting-room and auditorium in the last one.

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Architects Alejandro Gawianski

Location La Pampa, Buenos Aires, Ciudad Autónoma de Buenos Aires, Argentina

Category Institutional Buildings

Area 2300.0 sqm

Project Year 2015

Photographs Albano García