CB30 in Mexico City, Mexico by Dellekamp Arquitectos

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

Image Courtesy © Dante Busquets

Image Courtesy © Dante Busquets

Image Courtesy © Oscar Necoechea

Image Courtesy © Oscar Necoechea

Image Courtesy © Oscar Necoechea

Image Courtesy © Dante Busquets

Image Courtesy © Dante Busquets

Image courtesy Dellekamp Arquitectos

Tags: Mexico, Mexico City

Categories: Apartments, Building, Illustrator, Photoshop, Residential, SketchUp, ZWCAD

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