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HOUSE WIND in Jalisco, México by Agraz Arquitectos

Saturday, February 1st, 2014

Article source: Agraz Arquitectos

Every project has a connotation that makes it different, unique and unrepeatable. The Wind House has two unusual features, the first one is that it is in a suburb that has not been built yet, having no neighbors whatsoever, and it faces the stunning Primavera Woods. The other one is it’s calling to be a house where kids will grow, the youngest a newborn and the eldest only four years old. And this is doubtlessly the real job, to create the scenery where this kid’s childhood will take place, and therefore several aspects are handled differently.

Image Courtesy © Mito Covarrubias

  • Architects: Agraz Arquitectos
  • Project: HOUSE WIND
  • Location: Jalisco, México
  • Photography: Mito Covarrubias
  • Project: 2011
  • Construction: 2013
  • Author: Agraz ArquitectosSC., Ricardo Agraz
  • Manager project: Brenda Barrón
  • Collaborators: Juan Antonio Jaime, Humberto Dueñas, Blanca Moreno, Miguel Sánchez, Marc Steven Fernández, Javier H. Aguirre, Gabriela Villarreal, Erick Martínez, Jessica Magaña, Gabriel Gómez, Javier Gutiérrez, Fernanda Palma.
  • Construction: Ing. Carlos Ávila
  • Site area:577 m2
  • Construction area:500 m2

CASA SIETE in ZAPOPAN, JALISCO, MEXICO by HERNÁNDEZ SILVA ARQUITECTOS

Thursday, December 5th, 2013

Article source: HERNÁNDEZ SILVA ARQUITECTOS

The terrain is a flat and raised platform, the house is positioned on a north-south axis generating an extraordinary view towards the west, where almost all views are directed to. On the front there is a steep street, allowing the entries on two different levels: the main level, where the social area of the house is located and the other in the basement, for cars and services. The third level contains the private areas of the house.

Image Courtesy © CARLOS DÍAZ CORONA

  • Architects: HERNÁNDEZ SILVA ARQUITECTOS
  • Project: CASA SIETE
  • Location: ZAPOPAN, JALISCO, MEXICO
  • Photography: CARLOS DÍAZ CORONA
  • PROJECT YEAR: 2009
  • CONSTRUCTION YEAR: 2011-2012
  • TEAM: ARQ. ALEJANDRO APONTE GÓMEZ, ARQ. ANDREA ASSAD ÁLVAREZ
  • AREA: 953 M2

N HOUSE in Zapopan, Jalisco, Mexico by Agraz Arquitectos

Friday, November 29th, 2013

Article source: Agraz Arquitectos

This project, named [ N ] House, was designed to enhance a particular local tradition that is about building the living spaces of a house around a patio, this as a consequence of the client’s request: a couple with two young daughters.

The [ N ] House is based on three levels: garage area is located in the basement together with service areas and a game room. The stairway, attached to the central wall, creates a spatial connection between all these different levels of the house, also acting as the meeting point for dwellers right in the moment when they exit the private rooms.

Image Courtesy © Mito Covarrubias

  • Architects: Agraz Arquitectos
  • Project: N HOUSE
  • Location: Zapopan, Jalisco, Mexico
  • Photography: Mito Covarrubias
  • Date: Assignment 2004. Construction 2005.
  • Author: Ricardo Agraz.
  • General Contractor: Salvador Aguirre Cordero.
  • Collaborators: Oscar Canovas, Beatriz Ramirez Romero, Alberto Tacher, Sara Tamez.
  • Woodwork: Esteban Gutierrez Velazco.
  • Aluminum: Ventalum.
  • Lighting: Sergio Talancon Crail.
  • Bathrooms: Ramses Galindo.
  • Software used: Autocad, Sketchup, 3dMax

Casa Ajijic in Jalisco, Mexico by Tatiana Bilbao

Tuesday, July 30th, 2013

Article source: Tatiana Bilbao

An adaptable, integrated, vernacular and low maintenance summer house was requested by the client. The demands of the housing program gave us the opportunity to use simple geometric shapes that responded to them in a successful way. The configuration of the cubes gave us the possibility of having individual spaces but also of having a complete unity by partly touching and overlapping into each other.

Image Courtesy © Iwan Baan

  • Architects: Tatiana Bilbao
  • Project: Casa Ajijic
  • Location: Jalisco, Mexico
  • Photography: Iwan Baan
  • Design: Tatiana Bilbao, Thorsten E nglert, Damián Figueras, Adriana Carvalho,  Alejandro Cabrales,  Marco Robles .
  • Structure: Jorge Cadena
  • Builder: Enrique Cabrera

Penthouse PPDG in Jalisco, México by Hernandez Silva Arquitectos

Saturday, May 18th, 2013

Article source: Hernandez Silva Arquitectos

The Pent-house PPDG is located on the top level of an old Mexican colonial style building built in the 70s. The structure is based on columns and slabs which allowed the elimination of walls, expanding spaces, slabs were perforated for the passage of light and large windows were installed.

Image Courtesy © Carlos Díaz Corona

  • Architects: Hernandez Silva Arquitectos
  • Project: Penthouse PPDG
  • Location: Jalisco, México
  • Photography: Carlos Díaz Corona
  • Design year: 2006
  • Construction: 2006-2008

Casa FP in Zapopan, Jalisco by TaAG Arquitectura

Thursday, April 4th, 2013

Article source: TaAG Arquitectura

The project is developed in a splendid land of 800 m2 with a small gap in a heavily wooded area of Zapopan. The project is solved in two parallel parts to the side and back easements to release most of the land for a terrace and a large garden on which the views of the house are mixed. Taking advantage of the natural slope of the land a half-basement is proposed for the large garage requested for the client.

Image Courtesy TaAG Arquitectura

  • Architects: TaAG Arquitectura
  • Project: Casa FP 
  • Location: Zapopan, Jalisco, Mexico

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CASA EM in Jalisco, Mexico by TaAG Arquitectura

Wednesday, February 27th, 2013

Article source: TaAG Arquitectura

The client requested a residence in a private section of Zapopan for a family of four members. After the analysis of the program made, and as the family has teenager children, we conclude that the house had to have various levels of simultaneous interaction. With independent spaces that could eventually participate in the same event by joining each other to greater capacity for visitors.

Image Courtesy TaAG Arquitectura 

  • Architects: TaAG Arquitectura
  • Project: CASA EM
  • Location: Zapopan, jalisco, Mexico
  • Type Residential:  Single family residence
  • Building status: built in 2012
  • Number of stories: 3
  • Site size: 645 m2
  • Site type: suburban
  • Building area: 633 m2
  • Software used: AutoCAD 2011

Casa LH in Jalisco, Mexico by Divece Arquitectos

Tuesday, October 30th, 2012

Article source: Divece Arquitectos 

The architectonic concept for this residential project is to propose a composition that is achieved by the proper manipulation of “contrasts in balance”; an architecture that is generated as a response to the particularities of the site, the adequate solution for the programmatic family needs, but most important, inspired by the deep motivation for the search of the supreme well being of its inhabitants.

Image Courtesy Mito Covarrubias

  • Architects: Divece Arquitectos
  • Project: Casa LH
  • Location: Zapopan, Jalisco. México
  • Photography:  Mito Covarrubias
  • Architect: Paolino Di Vece
  • Co-workers: Edgar Benítez Rivera, Noemí Valdivia.
  • Year: 2010
  • Constructed Area: 661m2

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Lookout Point and Coffee restaurant in Jalisco, Mexico by Dellekamp Arquitectos + Claudia Rodríguez

Friday, April 27th, 2012

Article source: Dellekamp Arquitectos

This is a neutral architectonic intervention that complements TOA’s (Taller de Operaciones Ambientales) landscaping master plan and Herzog de Meuron’s Museo de Arte Moderno y Contemporáneo (Modern and Contemporary Art Museum) located in the Parque Mirador Independencia of Guadalajara, Jalisco. The lookout-­‐point and coffee-­‐restaurant rivet the natural disemboguement of Av. Independencia but unobtrusively align to the sliding gesture of the landscape. Both facilities were achieved through a single architectonic manoeuver that consisted of an excavation and displacement of the look-­‐out ground onto a jutting platform.

Rendering

  • Architect: Dellekamp Arquitectos + Claudia Rodríguez
  • Name of Project: Lookout Point and Coffee restaurant
  • Location: Parque Mirador Independiencia/ Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico
  • Date:2011
  • Status: Ongoing in pre-construction phase
  • Program: Lookoutpoint and cafeteria

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Pilgrim Refuges in Jalisco, Mexico by Luis Aldrete Arquitectos

Sunday, November 27th, 2011

Article source: Luis Aldrete Arquitectos

Ruta del Peregrino Refugies

The strategy consists of a series of base modules which can be multiplied in order to give form to the project, and which make the project capable of adaptation and growth. The atmosphere makes sense when two kind of pieces made of ‘adobe clay’ color -which is one of the predominant colors of the region- configure space. One of them is an essential piece to perform a lattice perimeter at the buildings that reflect the play of light and shadows created by the roofs of oak leaves used in most of the rest of the surroundings, which contain a great deal of sensitivity and space quality.

Exterior View (Images Courtesy Francisco Perez)

  • Architect: Luis Aldrete Arquitectos
  • Name of Project: Pilgrim Refuges
  • Location: Jalisco, Mexico
  • Project Team: Luis Aldrete with Magui Peredo and Cynthia Mojica
  • Photography: Francisco Perez

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