Arquitectos mexico

This 261 sq.m house is built on a 298 sq.m plot of land, which is a fluid space, contained by a continuous ribbon that folds vertically and horizontally, generating slabs and walls, which in turn become completely open or closed facades according to to specific function and orientation. Carlos Anadon Carlos Anadon Carlos Anadon The voids contained by the folds are covered with large windows that provide total transparency and impudence - in appearance - since the privacy of the substantive areas - private and public - was particularly taken care of, remaining outside of external scrutiny. Carlos Anadon Carlos Anadon Carlos Anadon The geometry of the house addresses the most efficient use of the land -consider... More

Casa Tierra develops in an area of 200m2, within an exclusive housing complex in the city of Cancun, Quintana Roo. Since its conception, the team faced two major challenges: to create a flexible architectural programme (because it lacked of a defined final user), and to give the project a different identity from its sibling project, Fuentes 28. © Jonatan Smith / Paola Márquez | MAS arquitectura. All rights reserved. The result was an exercise where we can appreciate a clear distinction between the two projects. Casa Tierra possesses a more experimental and brutalist colour palette, such as a continued use of chukum on its natural state, (that presents a light earthy tone, hence the name of the project – “tierra... More

LA 68 is a cultural center located in a restored building in Yucatan, Mexico. The project by FMT Estudio considers the architectural proposal, interiors, custom-made furniture, and lighting design. Pim Schalkwijk Pim Schalkwijk Russell Andrade Cobalto es Azul Russell Andrade Pim Schalkwijk More

The new headquarters of this Association meant a great opportunity to renew the goals and the image that AERI sought to project to its partners and collaborators in this new stage. Héctor Hernández V. Héctor Hernández V. With a simple palette of materials and tones, AERI's operational facilities achieve their own sober and elegant character that allows activities to be carried out in a more efficient way in terms of space and more harmonious in terms of experiences. Héctor Hernández V. Héctor Hernández V. More

The main idea of ​​the intervention begins from the client's intention to generate meeting areas that allow continuous interaction within 70m2. Therefore, the purpose was to create an intimate and welcoming space, preserving the existing structure and configuration, but multiplying the space possibilities to generate greater amplitude and natural lighting. Alberto Magno Wide entrances of light to the interior bathe the surfaces, where the construction materials in soft tones reflects the luminosity to generate different environments with their different uses. Alberto Magno A low wall is connected from the main entrance that serves as a shelf and also connects the living and dining room. This back wall, as well as the existing s... More

Intervention Project for a house located in the Historic Center of the City of Tlaxcala. The improvement proposal for this building for commercial use (occupied as a building for commercial use for many years and previously as a house) is based on the idea of ​​taking advantage of existing resources, mainly physical, therefore it was sought that the The construction or demolition rate was as low as possible, with the main challenge of finding the habitability of the space, not to mention mainly structural errors inherited from a couple of failed interventions.  The project, as in some cases was already given, was only a matter of observing and proceeding according to the space as well as the needs of the inhabitant. The resolution was... More

"Name of a country where happiness, simplicity and peace reign in an idyllic environment inhabited by a population that lives in communion with nature"...Arcadia is a residential development designed to create a community where the 72 housing units are grouped around shared areas in direct contact with nature where the inhabitants are encouraged to get to know each other and generate common experiences. Arcadia's architecture is based on open spaces, from the conception of the complex where the transition from the intimate and private to the social and public is achieved through subtle elements of vegetation to the internal distribution of the housing units where the spaces are they perceive wide and open to the views towards the parks. A... More

Project: Arch. Esteban BojorquezArch. Servando BojorquezConstruction: Rivera ConstruccionesPhotography: Gonzalo Bojorquez The project distributes itself around a family living room that serves as a connection point between units. Life in the house originates there, moving towards the different areas that are part of it and are visually directed to it.The residence is presented discreet, only perceptible for the subject to live and the visits away from the external tumult, hence the importance of the house being projected as a family space par excellence, giving importance to the visit as much as the inhabitant. With a basement, 3 bedrooms and a service area, in addition to the TV room, and the kitchen-dining room used as a single space in... More

NIU (nest in Catalan) evokes the creation of community within the space where one lives. This 4-level building with 54 housing cells is not a traditional residential project, it applies a model designed to share and cohabit in spaces created in search of developing human activity for a new generation of citizens who are looking for a place that gives them a sense of "belonging". The conceptual axis of the project is to generate complete habitable cells (a fully furnished space with a bathroom, kitchen-dining room, closet, bedroom and living room with all the services included) that allows its inhabitants to have privacy and independence in a building that favors belonging to something bigger: a community of diverse people, who share compat... More

15-level tower with Residential Homes located in Querétaro. The project arises from the idea of making the most of its location, being on top of a hill, it has spectacular scenery of the city of Querétaro. Therefore, the architectural response seeks to frame the view through a volume that contains the amenities for public use and thus provide an unforgettable experience for all those who visit the building. More

La remodelación de una casa unifamiliar en Mazatlán, Sinaloa, respondió a la necesidad de aprovechar al máximo el espacio que se tenía sin descuidar el aspecto estético que se logró en el proyecto. Se reservó un área al fondo del proyecto para albergar un estudio dándole funcionalidad a todo el espacio disponible.  La actuación le dió carácter moderno al espacio. Se optó por materiales tradicionales pero logrando armonía y serenidad al espacio intervenido. De igual manera, la madera tuvo un protagonismo en el carácter de la vivienda. Maquita Arquitectos es un despacho de Arquitectos en Mazatlán, Sinaloa. Todo el pis... More

AT House is defined by the repetition of a series of concrete walls, which modulate the interior spaces, aligned on a single axis, the architecture grows from the bedrock, with concrete planes holding the roof slabs and sun covers, creating a fragmented-light play.  The house is located on the highest point of the hill, it gazes mainly inward, to avoid the neighboring street, and a series of greenery filters views of the Oaxtepec Valley, the fields and the sky. The roof slab is slightly slanted back, so there is more air for the main spaces and openings for the views, and the inside corridor is located north, on the lower ceiling-height, leading the way to each room, with greenery and northern light, and openings on each end of the co... More

In collaboration with AGENdA Agencia de ArquitecturaLocation: Jojutla, Morelos, MéxicoStatus: Under constructionArchitectural Project: AGENdA Agencia de Arquitectura | Dellekamp/Schleich Camilo Restrepo Ochoa, Derek Dellakamp, Jachen SchleichTeam: Francisco Franco, José Manuel Estrada, Gustavo Hernández, Mariana Mejía, Juan Camilo Ramírez, Camilo Toro, Helen Winter Renders: Sana Frini, Samuele Xompero, Cesar Melgarejo, Camila UlloaIlumination design: Lightchitects Landscape: Entorno Taller de PaisajeStructural engineering: Ingenieria Estrutural Oscar TrejoThe Santuario Señor de Tula, a shrine that housed a contemporary chapel and some 18th-century ruins of San Miguel Arcángel church, was partially destroyed after the earthqua... More