Panadería Aromas (Aromas Bakery) in Mexico City, Mexico by

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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.

Panadería Aromas (Aromas Bakery) in Mexico City, Mexico by PASQUINEL Studio & Central deArquitectura

August 9th, 2018 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: PASQUINEL Studio & Central deArquitectura

“Panaderia Aromas” is located in Lomas de Chapultepec, one of the most important residential and commercial areas in Mexico City.

Inside the venue, the architectural proposal melds friendly into the context in a simple, neat and fluid way. This is achieved by the use of neutral materials, such as white tile, polished basalt, wooden furring, polished concrete and eye-catching decoration.

Image Courtesy © PASQUINEL Studio & Central deArquitectura

Architects: PASQUINEL Studio & Central deArquitectura
Project: Panadería Aromas (Aromas Bakery)
Location: Mexico City, Mexico

Image Courtesy © PASQUINEL Studio & Central deArquitectura

On the first level, people can enjoy the exhibition and sale of products such as wine, mescal and Mexican handicraft, which are gracefully exposed over wooden shelving that in combination with the unique exploded wooden furring, results in a soothing mix of homelike and contemporary environments.

Image Courtesy © PASQUINEL Studio & Central deArquitectura

The atmosphere and services experienced at the second level differ completely from those of the first´s, but surely enough, are equally enriching. Here, you can enjoy the haute cuisine offered by the establishment in the refreshing open spaces that the great wide terrace provides. The terrace, further provides with an intimate and familiar feel, granted by the divided wooden shutters present in it, the planters surrounding the area as well as the wooden beams in the ceiling that fill the terrace with an almost hypnotic light and shadow projections. Food production can be enjoyed by the clientele on both levels, rendering the kitchen with a crucial role for the architectural proposal.

Image Courtesy © PASQUINEL Studio & Central deArquitectura

: Image Courtesy © PASQUINEL Studio & Central deArquitectura

: Image Courtesy © PASQUINEL Studio & Central deArquitectura

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Tags: Mexico, Mexico City

Categories: Bakery, Interiors, Shop

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