Refugio de Aguas vivas para conectar generaciones Lodge de pesca en la boca del Río Limay

Abstract

The project for a fly-fishing lodge at the source of the Limay River, on the Neuquén province side, represents for me the opportunity to merge two great passions that have shaped my life: the doing, creating, and designing that architecture has given me, and the recreation and entertainment that fly fishing provides. The latter is a legacy passed down by my father, with whom I shared countless moments on the waters of the Limay River, a place that became our point of learning and connection, a tradition I now carry on with my son.

This project aims to design a fly-fishing lodge in an area of ​​singular scenic beauty, located on the border between the provinces of Neuquén and Río Negro. The research is based on the dual requirement of designing a structure that, without sacrificing its geometric identity, guarantees a minimal environmental footprint, employing passive design strategies and highly efficient active technologies, thus transforming the act of building into a process of respect and long-term ownership.