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Club Hipico in Municipio de Lerma, Mexico by Hierve

Thursday, August 18th, 2011

Article source: Hierve

The project consists in a Horse Riding facility, that sits within a 220 hectare residential complex called La Reserva, which is immersed in a pine and fir forest on the outskirts of Mexico City.

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Architects: Hierve
Project: Club Hipico
Location: Municipio de Lerma, Estado de México, Mexico
Client: Desarrollo y Ecología SA de CV.
Principal designer: Alejandro Villarreal.
Design team: Partner (Alejandro Villarreal), Project architect (Denisse Novelo) and Co-workers (Gabriela Rosas, Jesus Ramirez and Arturo Gomez Crespo)

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The Club Josefine/Roxy in Belo Horizonte, Brazil by Fred Mafra Architect

Tuesday, August 16th, 2011

Article source: Fred Mafra Architect

The club JOSEFINE / ROXY has been a reference in the city since 2007. The original design from four years ago was also designed by the Architect Fred Mafra. “Reforming your own project brings you a special freedom that comes from already mastering the space you are working with as well as from the confidence of the owner in your work.” This is the sixth night club designed by the architect, graduated 12 years ago.

Fachada Web (Image Courtesy Jomar Braganca)

Architects: Fred Mafra Architect
Project: The Club Josefine/Roxy
Location: Belo Horizonte, MG,Brazil
Date of project (year): 2011
Date of completion of work (years): 2011
Land area: 600m2

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Nine Bridges Country Club Clubhouse in Korea by Shigeru Ban Architects

Saturday, July 2nd, 2011

Article source: Shigeru Ban Architects

The Nine Bridges Country Club-Clubhouse is a 16,000-squaremeter facility that serves a golf course. It has an underground level and three floors above grade. There is a main building, VIP lobby building, and a structure with private suites. The atrium and the upper portion of the main building include timber columns and a glass curtain wall, while the base is made of stone (random rubble masonry typical of Korea).