Chablé Resort Access Plaza in Yucatan, Mexico by Central de Proyectos SCP

Article source: Central de Proyectos SCP 

The usual access configuration to real estate developments is characterized by presenting a portal as a dividing plane between the interior and exterior, beyond a scenographic object, the project’s response proposes an open and public space. The space distributes the circulation and accesses to different stages and uses of the complex. The internal communication roads for low impact vehicles are designed from this square to the new development.

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• Architects: Central de Proyectos SCP
• Project: Chablé Resort Access Plaza
• Location: Choholá, Yucatan, Mexico
• Photography: David Cervera Castro
  
• Coauthor: Jorge Bolio Architecture + Mauricio Gallegos Architects + Lavalle / Peniche Architects
  
• Architects in charge: Arq. Eduardo Calvo Santisbón, Arq. Ana Laura Puig Casares, Arq. Jorge Alberto Bolio Rojas, Architect Mauricio Gallegos Esquivo, Architect José Carlos Lavalle Alonzo, Architect Luis Alejandro Peniche Arrollo
  
• Vegetable Pallet: Arq. Pedro Pablo Velasco Structural engineering: M. in Ing. Andrés Agustín Dionicio Medina
  
• Constructed area: 330 M²
  
• Area covered: 3,638 M²
  
• Year: 2015

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The project of access and circulation of Chable Resort contemplates the design of the landscape in two fronts of action: 1. Design of internal roads. 2. Design of the access threshold.

The experience proposes to discover landscapes of endemic vegetation when surrounding mounds and slopes, alternated with strips of henequen that give character to the place. The location of the new development around an old hacienda is bordered by means of common use among residents, therefore, for the design of access to the whole, a public space is proposed, an enclosed courtyard that is given to the village as a value for the community between visitors and residents.

Image Courtesy © David Cervera Castro

Image Courtesy © David Cervera Castro

The strong structural rhythms of the elements that define the space, besides providing a friendly scale to it, allow the visual permeability from the adjacent pathways, alternating traditional constructive techniques like the flattening of putty with chukum tree resin or the regional stone with steel structural elements that frame the accesses.

Image Courtesy © David Cervera Castro

Image Courtesy © David Cervera Castro

Image Courtesy © David Cervera Castro

Image Courtesy © David Cervera Castro

Image Courtesy © David Cervera Castro

Image Courtesy © David Cervera Castro

Image Courtesy © David Cervera Castro

Image Courtesy © David Cervera Castro

Image Courtesy © David Cervera Castro

Image Courtesy © Central de Proyectos SCP

Image Courtesy © Central de Proyectos SCP

Image Courtesy © Central de Proyectos SCP

Image Courtesy © Central de Proyectos SCP

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Tags: Mexico, Yucatan

Category: Resort

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