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Sumit Singhal
Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. Viviendas San Ignacio in Jalisco, Mexico by IX2 arquitecturaOctober 18th, 2016 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: IX2 arquitectura This set of 10 houses (first stage) is located northwest of the town of La Barca, Mexico. The houses are built on an area of 924.04m2 in a horizontal subdivision called Jardines de San Ignacio which has approximately 450 lots which are mostly of 90.00m2 (6.00×15.00m).  Image Courtesy © Lorena Darquea Schettini
 Image Courtesy © Lorena Darquea Schettini One of the features and benefits of the location is that the set is attached to a green, which will take place the implementation of a municipal linear park. The main objectives were to identify the market which led us to stick to the ideology of the region, and therefore decided to build walls of solid block and concrete structure armed in order to achieve greater confidence with the inhabitants of the municipality. We also seek with the established budget, worthy interior spaces and on the other hand a clear image of quality in design which is achieved by the plastic of the property, concluding that the assembly is shown as a unit.  Image Courtesy © Lorena Darquea Schettini  Image Courtesy © Lorena Darquea Schettini It was proposed to achieve a different landscape which has been marked by large social housing developers, where the sequence of our architectural design allows to observe a number of full and empty accented with a color change.  Image Courtesy © Lorena Darquea Schettini  Image Courtesy © Lorena Darquea Schettini The immediate role is completely accomplished by the use of materials not common in this sector like the front wall of Okume wood and with that emphasize the demarcation of competition.  Image Courtesy © Lorena Darquea Schettini  Image Courtesy © Lorena Darquea Schettini We worked on the outside a traditional flattened sand-cement base with making this offer a better product and remove in a certain way the stigma that carries the social housing in Mexico.  Image Courtesy © Lorena Darquea Schettini  Image Courtesy © Lorena Darquea Schettini Inside lighting and ventilation of spaces occurs naturally through the backyard and the front of the house. According to the excess of light and the arid context, it was decided to provide small windows to the property. The back yard is shown as a living and private element, which is attached to the public area of the house. We also look forward to separate the private areas from public areas of the neighbors.  Image Courtesy © Lorena Darquea Schettini  Image Courtesy © Lorena Darquea Schettini At the top there is a terrace, which is shown as an element with foundations in the principle of incrementally based on the homes of Alejandro Aravena, allowing in the future to grow automatically to prevent program changes (needs) during the time of a family in the building.  Image Courtesy © Lorena Darquea Schettini  Image Courtesy © Lorena Darquea Schettini These gaps in the volume will generate a play of shadows during the day. One of the materials that most benefited the project was to build slabs with an insulating panel of the m16 NOVIDESA brand, so we get a thermal house.  Image Courtesy © IX2 arquitectura  Image Courtesy © IX2 arquitectura  Image Courtesy © IX2 arquitectura  Image Courtesy © IX2 arquitectura  Image Courtesy © IX2 arquitectura  Image Courtesy © IX2 arquitectura  Image Courtesy © IX2 arquitectura  Image Courtesy © IX2 arquitectura
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