Posts Tagged ‘Mexico’
Saturday, May 18th, 2013
Article source: Hernandez Silva Arquitectos
The Pent-house PPDG is located on the top level of an old Mexican colonial style building built in the 70s. The structure is based on columns and slabs which allowed the elimination of walls, expanding spaces, slabs were perforated for the passage of light and large windows were installed.
 Image Courtesy © Carlos Díaz Corona
- Architects: Hernandez Silva Arquitectos
- Project: Penthouse PPDG
- Location: Jalisco, México
- Photography: Carlos Díaz Corona
- Design year: 2006
- Construction: 2006-2008
Tags: Jalisco, Mexico
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Saturday, May 18th, 2013
Article source: DIN interiorismo
Interior design project coordination, consulting and installation for the first specialized store in furniture and residential accessories of Grupo El Palacio de Hierro. This project started with a commitment to provide a space where the most important is to experience an atmosphere where the lifestyle is the essence.
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- Architects: DIN interiorismo
- Project: Casa Palacio
- Location: Mexico City, Mexico
- Year: 2008
Tags: Mexico, Mexico City
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Saturday, May 18th, 2013
Article source: Archinature Workshop
The project has a very unique characteristic due its location. It is next to the Sports Palace, an arena frequently used for concerts, and the Velodromo Subway Station. Now the link between both spots is broken due a lack of pedestrian walkways, on the other hand there a high demand for parking space that is not satisfied by the parking offered by the Sport Palace.
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- Architects: Archinature Workshop
- Project: Pabellón de los Deportes
- Location: Mexico City, Mexico
- Software used: Archicad, Artlantis, Photoshop
Tags: Mexico, Mexico City
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Saturday, May 18th, 2013
Article source: 4A Arquitectos
XYZ Cultural Technology created both the technical concept and the programming for the multimedia installation that brings to life the night-time sound-and-light show projected on the façade of the new Gran Museo del Mundo Maya in Merida, Mexico. “It’s an immense, dynamic visual and audio panorama that traces the history of the Maya community,” explains Jacques Larue, partner at XYZ, “entrenched in the birth of the world and bearing the seeds of the Yucatán’s modern identity.”
 Image Courtesy © Tamara Uribe
- Architects: 4A Arquitectos
- Project: Gran Museo del Mundo Maya de Mérida
- Location: Calle 60 Norte, No. 299-E, Colonia Revolución Ex Cordemex, Mérida, Estado de Yucatán, Mexico
- Photography: Tamara Uribe
- Year: 2010
- Construction, equipment, design, production and museographic assembly: 2011-2012
- Site area: 23,254 m2
- Building area: 22,600 m2
- Gross floor area: 11,800 m2
- Awards: Emblematic building iberoamerican CIDI Award 2013. Culture category. Best pathfinder project partnerships Awards. London, England. 2012
- Architecture firm: Grupo Arquitecture / 4A Arquitectos. Arq. Ricardo Combaluzier, Arq. Enrique Duarte, Arq. William Ramírez, Arq. Josefina Rivas
- Client: Patronato de las unidades de servicios
- Project manager: Xavier de Richemont
Tags: Mexico, Yucatan
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Tuesday, May 14th, 2013
Article source: GOO ARQUITECTOS
Las Acacias is a project located outside of Mexico City. The idea came from a place to enjoy a weekend break with family or friends where they could pursue other activities of recreation. With the idea that the use of the house would not have the same dynamic of a house in the city, we intent to take advantage of the outdoor space to the fullest, leaving the space covered as small as possible. Thus the relationship between interior and exterior space becomes a crucial issue.
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- Architects: GOO ARQUITECTOS
- Project: Las Acacias
- Location: Huixquilucan, Mexico
- Architect: Arch. Alejandro Nuñez Alfaro + Arch. Alferdo Nader Mena
Tags: Huixquilucan, Mexico
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Thursday, May 9th, 2013
Article source: Art Arquitectos
A fantastic 9,000 sq m lot is the scene for the setting of the 2,000 sq m Casa LC. The house is located at Mexico City north in area where there are no high constructions and this advantage was used in the architectonic and landscape design incorporating to the project all the surrounding green areas.
 Image Courtesy © Sófocles Hernández
- Architects: Art Arquitectos
- Project: Casa LC
- Location: Mexico City North, Mexico
- Photography: Sófocles Hernández
- Construction: Art Edifica
- Lighting design: Noriegga iluminadores arquitectónicos mexicanos
- Landscape: Arquitectura del Territorio
- Systems: Forta Ingeniería
- Year: 2012
- Area: 9000 m2
- Construction: 2000 m2
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Tags: Mexico, Mexico City North
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Tuesday, April 16th, 2013
Article source: Bitar Arquitectos
GP House has all the basic requirements of a residential home, foyer, living room, dining area, kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 3 ½ bathrooms, studio, laundry, three-car garage, maid’s quarter, spread over two floors and connected by vertical staircase to break up the home’s dominant horizontal construction. This juxtaposition is even more striking with the use of a local stone as a finish on the cube stairs against its concrete structure.
 Image Courtesy © Leonardo Walther
- Architects: Bitar Arquitectos
- Project: GP House
- Location: Pachuca, Hidalgo, Mexico
- Photography: Leonardo Walther
- Architecture and Interiors Project: Héctor Bitar De La Peña
- Surface Construction: 516.18 m2
- Date: 2011
- Software used: AutoCAD
Tags: Hidalgo, Mexico
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Tuesday, April 9th, 2013
Article source: Seijo Peon Arquitectos
The building was designed for a mobile telephone company, and rises from an initial idea from the clients to create a “warehouse with offices”, i.e., they requested a box with a single door… a building closed to the exterior with a versatile interior that could be exploited for a variety of uses without a space hierarchy. The idea of closing the building to the exterior was mainly needed for security reasons.
 Image Courtesy © Alberto Cáceres Zenteno
- Architects: Seijo Peon Arquitectos & Asociados
- Project: Macrocel
- Location: Mérida, Yucatan, Mexico
- Photography: Alberto Cáceres Zenteno
- Year:2008
- Architect: Juan Carlos Seijo Encalada & Josefina Peon de Seijo.
- Collaborators: Israel Ramírez Segura/ Marco Sogbi Martínez/ Claudina Peon Puerto/ Alejandra Molina Gual/ Interactual
- Software used: Autocad, the 3D Model and renders on 3DMAX Studio and for the final details on the renders Adobe Photoshop
Tags: Mexico, Yucatan
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Thursday, April 4th, 2013
Article source: TaAG Arquitectura
The project is developed in a splendid land of 800 m2 with a small gap in a heavily wooded area of Zapopan. The project is solved in two parallel parts to the side and back easements to release most of the land for a terrace and a large garden on which the views of the house are mixed. Taking advantage of the natural slope of the land a half-basement is proposed for the large garage requested for the client.
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Tags: Jalisco, Mexico, Zapopan
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Tuesday, April 2nd, 2013
Article source: Dellekamp Arquitectos
This building has 3 apartments looking unto the street as well as a 2 stories house in the back that lives to an interior patio. Due to the different needs of each client, the apartments have different floor plans. However the public areas concentrate in the front allowing it to become one single space, creating continuity with the exterior. There is a spectacular tree in front of the building, which became an object of design for the interior, as well as for the façade. By working with structural geometry, we managed to support the 15mt span with no columns that would obstruct the view to the exterior; we then sharpened the floor slabs and walls to the minimum, disappearing their edges in the façade.
 Image Courtesy © Dante Busquets
- Architects: Dellekamp Arquitectos + FRENTE arquitectura
- Project: CB 30 Apartment Building
- Location: Calderon de la Barca 30, Polanco. Mexico, D.F.
- Photography: Dante Busquets, Oscar Necoechea
- Architectural Project: Dellekamp arquitectos / Derek Dellekamp + FRENTE / Juan Pablo Maza
- Project Manager: Aisha Ballesteros
- Team: Alin Vazquez, Arais Reyes, Sandra Ortiz y Verónica Alatorre
- Ground area: 420 sqm
- Total built area: 1310 sqm
- Software used: ZWCAD, Photoshop, Illustrator, Sketchup
Tags: Mexico, Mexico City
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