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Villahermosa Boardwalk / Taller de Arquitectura - Mauricio Rocha + TaAU + Alejandro Castro

Andreas Luco — Tue, 06 Aug 2024 16:00:00 +0000

Starting from an urban and practical identity, the comprehensive intervention of the Malecón de Villahermosa sought to restore the population's connection with the nature of the Grijalva River, which had been lost over time and has been key to the sociocultural and economic development of the city of Villahermosa. The construction of a containment wall along the riverbanks, a solution to a past flooding problem, was functional but, over time, fractured the relationship between the natural environment and the city's inhabitants.

Cuata II House / Aldana Sánchez

Valeria Silva — Sun, 19 Dec 2021 11:00:00 +0000

A white cube compresses the first stage of construction of a residence in a suburban family cluster of narrow grounds, the double-height windows refresh the interiors while the polished finishes resist the intense weather of the Mexican southeast. Twin House II is a progressive residence that belongs to an arrangement of two houses in a subdivided estate located in a private suburb of Villahermosa. Since the properties are narrow, the layout of the buildings sought to generate shared voids for ventilation, lighting, and wide views that could be used for social interaction. The neighborhood has variable lots, self-built housing, and frequent architectural stereotypes so we opted for neutrality in design.

Guazuma House / Alberto Zavala Arquitectos

Florencia Mena — Tue, 12 Jul 2016 10:00:00 +0000

The site conditions, climate, topography and existing vegetation, acted as fundamental aspects for the design of this eco-friendly project.

Fachada Liverpool / Iñaki Echeverria

Jonathan Alarcón — Mon, 13 Aug 2012 17:00:52 +0000

The aim was to design a dynamic and modern façade that would provide a new image for the largest luxury retailer in Mexico.

MUSEVI / TEN Arquitectos

Victoria King — Tue, 17 Apr 2012 00:00:00 +0000

A new elevated museum complete with an outdoor amphitheater at its base. MUSEVI is phase one of a three-phased Master Plan for Paseo Tabasco. By physically connecting two otherwise insulated lakes, Vaso Cencalli and Lagoon of Illusions, MUSEVI proposes a new form of exhibition and public space that encourages connectivity and social gathering. Likewise, the accompanying amphitheater has become a new focal point for Tomas Garrido Park. And with parts of the building protruding into and over the landscape, the museum, at the same time, encourages an intimate and reflective contemplation of the surrounding nature, if not acting as an unequivocal celebration thereof.