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TCH house in Aguascalientes, Mexico by LM ARKYLAB

Thursday, July 27th, 2017

Article source:  LM ARKYLAB

The project is located in La Herradura a 60`s residential complex on the City of Aguascalientes, near the San Pedro River on the west side, this allows to have some rare vegetation with tree stands than the rest of the city.

Image Courtesy © Oscar Hernández

  • Architects: LM ARKYLAB
  • Project: TCH house
  • Location: Aguascalientes, Mexico
  • Photography: Oscar Hernández 
  • Architect in charge: Luis Morán
  • Collaborators: Mauricio Rubalcava, Andalucía Alvarez, Jorge Camarena, Cynthia López, Luis Silva, Edith Sánchez, Andrés López, Alessa de Alba, Ana Paula Chambón, Tania Jiménez.
  • Structural Design: Humberto López Romo
  • Completion: 2015

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Tree House in Yucatán, Mexico by Taller Estilo Arquitectura

Thursday, July 27th, 2017

Article source: Taller Estilo Arquitectura

From the first visit to the site where the Tree House is located, three premises for the project were evident, “the permanence of an ancient Zapote tree, the need for more openness in the space, and to cause the least impact on the natural and built environments.”

Image Courtesy © Alberto Cáceres Centeno

  • Architects: Taller Estilo Arquitectura (Arq. Víctor Cruz Domínguez Arq. Atahualpa Hernández Salazar Arq. Luis Estrada Aguilar)
  • Project: Tree House
  • Location: Mérida, Yucatán, México
  • Photography: Alberto Cáceres Centeno
  • Collaborators: Arq. Silvia Eugenia Cuitún Coronado Arq. Pedro Manuel Quintal Ruz Arq. Andrea Matilde Marrufo Ruiz
  • Surface: 149 m2

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Borregos Stadium in Aguascalientes, Mexico by LM ARKYLAB

Wednesday, July 26th, 2017

Article source: LM ARKYLAB

This project was erected in a rugged topography which takes place above the city grounds, the development of the project for the soccer and football stadium for the Tec de Monterrey in Aguascalientes campus.

The project as a paradox seeking for integration and impact of an architectural object on a natural context, but how to develop this natural-artificial symbiosis?

Image Courtesy © Oscar Hernández

  • Architects: LM ARKYLAB
  • Project: Borregos Stadium
  • Location: Aguascalientes, Aguascalientes, Mexico
  • Photography: Oscar Hernández
  • Architect in charge: Luis Morán
  • Collaborators: Christian Mujica, Omar Padilla, Cynthia López, Héctor Paredes. Elena González, Nancy Jiménez and Hugo Lamas
  • Completion: 2012

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The Lemon Tree House in Yucatán, México by Taller Estilo Arquitectura

Wednesday, July 26th, 2017

Article source: Taller Estilo Arquitectura

The Lemon Tree House, a single-family residence that develops on two floors. Its composition, divided into two clear sections: the first area, where the main access from the street is located and is occupied by the existing construction and the second area where the bedrooms and central courtyard are located. The courtyard functions as: terrace, pool and as a connection to the new building. The terrace, acts as a distribuitor, housing the beginning of the stairway and allows access to the bedrooms.

Image Courtesy © David Cervera

  • Architects: Taller Estilo Arquitectura (Arq. Víctor Alejandro Cruz Domínguez, Arq. Iván Atahualpa Hernández Salazar, Arq. Luís Armando Estrada Aguilar)
  • Project: The Lemon Tree House
  • Location: Barrio de Santiago, Mérida, Yucatán, México
  • Photography: David Cervera
  • Colaborators: Arq. Silvia Cuitún Coronado, Arq. Carlos Marrufo Tamayo, DI. Alberto Góngora Brito
  • Lote size: 165.31 sqm
  • Living space: 164.96 sqm
  • Year: 2016

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Next in Mexico by RIMA Arquitectura

Tuesday, July 25th, 2017

Article source: RIMA Arquitectura

The offices for NEXT, a company specialized in digital solutions were developed inside of an old hacienda in the west area of Mexico City. The main target of the project was to achieve a design that blended the rustic backdrop of the classic hacienda, with the dynamic and contemporary image of the company in 310 sq m. Therefore, in several areas the original beam and brick ceilings were preserved as well as some characteristic details such as the fireplace that located in the director’s office.

Image Courtesy © Frank Lynen

  • Architects: RIMA Arquitectura
  • Project: Next
  • Location: Ciudad de México
  • Photography: Frank Lynen
  • Lighting design: RIMA Arquitectura
  • Area: 321 m2
  • Year: 2014

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Rinconada Margaritas in Jalisco, Mexico by Luis Aldrete estudio de arquitectura

Sunday, July 23rd, 2017

Article source: Luis Aldrete estudio de arquitectura 

Rinconada Margaritas is a vertical housing complex, set up with three buildings in a 10,126 sqm. site. A fundamental part of the project lies on the site conditions, preserving a ravine with an important density of trees and plants. The strategic emplacement of the buildings, leaves 80% of the site´s area for green areas and open spaces, this represents a privilege due its urban condition.

Image Courtesy © Onnis Luque

  • Architects: Luis Aldrete estudio de arquitectura
  • Project: Rinconada Margaritas
  • Location: Efraín González Luna 2164  CP44150  Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico
  • Photography: Onnis Luque
  • Architect: Luis Aldrete
  • Project coordination: Cynthia Mojica, Diego García C.
  • First stage collaborators: Denisse Sandoval, Miguel Valverde, Fausto Lazcano, Raúl Miranda, Jorge Muñoz
  • Second stage collaborators: Christian Coss, Catalina Joya, Adriana Villegas
  • Art: Octavio Abúndez, Alejandro Almanza, Jerónimo Jagerman, Los Jaichakers, Pedro Reyes, Eduardo Sarabia
  • Developer: Grupo Cube

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Departamento Canelos in Mexico by RIMA Arquitectura

Sunday, July 23rd, 2017

Article source: RIMA Arquitectura

This 300 sq m apartment located on the west area of Mexico City is a full interior design lesson that shows the functional and aesthetic possibilities of an open space, loft style, which integrates in a sober and harmonic way the private areas.

Image Courtesy © Frank Lynen

  • Architects: RIMA Arquitectura
  • Project: Departamento Canelos
  • Location: Mexico
  • Photography: Frank Lynen
  • Architect manager: Lenin García
  • Project team: Lenin García, María Martínez, Luis Animas, Edwin Chulim
  • Landscape architecture: Arte Vivo
  • Acoustics: Hunter Douglas Techstyle y Juan José Flores Alexanderson
  • Automation: Domótica
  • Year: 2015

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Una Vida Boutique Villas in Quintana Roo, Mexico by Studio Architects

Thursday, July 20th, 2017

Article source: Studio Architects 

The project “Una Vida” is located in the south region of Tulum, Quintana Roo, 10 minutes from the Caribbean beaches and in the middle of the tropical lowland rainforest. The location area is 3,305 sqm and it has an irregular triangular shape, which limited the distribution of buildings and common areas.

Image Courtesy © Pablo García Figueroa

  • Architects: Studio Architects
  • Project: Una Vida Boutique Villas
  • Location: Quintana Roo, Mexico
  • Photography: Pablo García Figueroa
  • Construction: Ceiba Construcciones Furniture and furnishing: Alberto Penny – Joanna Kunze
  • Land: 3,305m2
  • M2 Built: 1,050m2
  • Year: 2016

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SOLCARGO in Mexico by Eskema Arquitectos

Sunday, July 16th, 2017

Article source: Eskema Arquitectos

Eskema designed the new offices for Solcargo, a young law firm who wanted to reinvent their image. The challenge in this project consisted in getting 43 individual offices into 1,050m2. They wanted all the individual offices to have natural lighting and at least a partial view of the outside.

Image Courtesy © Juan Carlos Jiménez

  • Architects: Eskema Arquitectos
  • Project: SOLCARGO
  • Location: Mexico
  • Photography: Juan Carlos Jiménez
  • Size: 1,050 M2
  • Year: 2013

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House Nacional 135 in Oaxaca, Mexico by Espacio 18 Arquitectura

Friday, July 14th, 2017

Article source: Espacio 18 Arquitectura

Nacional 135 is a custom-built home located south of Oaxaca City, a picturesque World Heritage Site in México. Nested in the San Sebastian Tutla Municipality, this home witnesses an ambient where the fast urban sprawl and the typical rural scene melt together.

Image Courtesy © Lorena Darquea

  • Architects: Espacio 18 Arquitectura
  • Project: House Nacional 135
  • Location: Oaxaca, Mexico
  • Photography: Lorena Darquea
  • Architects in charge: Carla Osorio Jiménez, Mario Alberto Ávila López and Romeo Ávila García
  • Other participants / collaborators: Enrique Guzmán, Joaquín Zárate, Margarita López Ortíz
  • Constructed area: 280.00 m2
  • Year: 2017

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