Makura Teppan House in Mexico City by ROZILLIO ARQUITECTOS

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When we called for this project we met a local who had previously been a seafood restaurant which had nothing to rescue, so we decided to demolish all that was on it to clean completely and leave a completely clean box and based to that from scratch and begin to identify the problems and provide solutions.

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• Architects: ROZILLIO ARQUITECTOS
• Project: Makura Teppan House
• Location: Mexico City
• Photography: Lalo Ochoa
• Contributors: David Hernandez, Gerardo Cortez, Felipe Rodriguez, Abraham Cohen.
• Construction: Guillermo Castro, Carlos Miranda, Juan Ramos, Efren Ramirez, Ignacio Bernal, Francisco García.

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Outside a curtain wall with vegetation and customer receives indirect light to descend to the place and then ran into a wooden box as a living room in which a fireplace provides heat to the cold of the night giving warmth during winter and then across the access door to find a contrasting atmosphere with a completely new and contemporary from its colors to its music.

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The project is resolved on one floor allocating 40% of the surface of the ground to services, the public area was not divided to give all diners drive the same environment without creating different environments in space.

In accessing a green wall receives the diner unifying the design of the entire restaurant for the opposite wall opted for a natural wood wall which allows to generate movement and diversity through the use of a set of lights and shadows.

The bottom clamp a wooden floor to ceiling surround creates a space inside to accommodate another 5 tables giving these users some privacy without isolation with the rest of the diners.

Image Courtesy © Lalo Ochoa

Image Courtesy © Lalo Ochoa

Image Courtesy © Lalo Ochoa

Image Courtesy © Lalo Ochoa

Tags: Mexico, Mexico City

Category: Restaurant

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