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Architects
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Location
Ciudad de México, Mexico -
Category
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Architect in Charge
David Dana -
Area
1890 m2 -
Project Year
2017 -
Photographs
Text description provided by the architects. Malmo was developed in a compact site of 269m2 in one of the zones of greater seismic danger of the city. That catalyzed multiple challenges and opportunities that concluded in the following results: The building is displaced with a parking on the ground floor and 14 departments subdivided into 7 levels.
Its main characteristics are the structural simplicity and the dynamism of its facades according to certain manipulations in angles and slab rotations.
The layout presents 2 apartments in each level that are almost identical. The sixth and seventh levels experience a lateral displacement that gives rise to the integration of a large terrace adjacent to the loft apartment located in the penthouse.
Located in the heart of Mexico City, Malmo intends to offer its users a contemporary atmosphere creating contrast between existing buildings. The intention for the interiors of this project was to deliver a sober and harmonic space that had the ability to develop any activity day by day.
