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Architects
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Location
San Pedro Garza García, Mexico -
Design Team
Paola Toriz, Sofía Betancur, Roberto Rosales, Enrique Silva, José Amozurrutia -
Area
480.0 m2 -
Project Year
2016 -
Photographs
Los Terrenos / Tatiana Bilbao
11:00 - 13 February, 2018
https://www.archdaily.com/888916/los-terrenos-tatiana-bilbao
Daniel Tapia
Tatiana Bilbao: “Architecture Should Benefit Every Single Human Being on This Planet”
09:30 - 12 January, 2018
As part of a generation of designers that have, in recent years, put Mexico on the map, Tatiana Bilbao is an architect that is increasingly part of the profession’s global consciousness. But, while some Mexican architects have made their mark with spectacular architecture following the international trend of “iconic” architecture, Bilbao opted instead for a more people-focused approach. In this interview, the latest in Vladimir Belogolovsky’s “City of Ideas” series, Bilbao explains how she got into this type of community-building architecture, her thoughts on architectural form, and her ambitions for the future.
Vladimir Belogolovsky: The more I talk to architects of your generation or my generation, the more it becomes apparent that architecture has absolutely no boundaries. In other words, architecture is not just about buildings. More and more, architecture is about building communities.
Tatiana Bilbao: Absolutely. For me, that is the most important part of architecture. Architecture is not about building a building; architecture is about building a community.
https://www.archdaily.com/886745/tatiana-bilbao-architecture-should-benefit-every-single-human-being-on-this-planet
Vladimir Belogolovsky
Tatiana Bilbao: Creating Spaces with Relevance Means "Enhancing Someone's Life"
09:30 - 25 November, 2017
In the second film from this year's series of PLANE—SITE's Time-Space-Existence videos, Mexican architect Tatiana Bilbao shares her philosophy of how architecture should be designed with the user’s experience in mind, rather than for standalone aesthetic qualities. In the video she discusses how architects should to some extent let go of their artistic intentions for a more practical approach to serve the needs of people, discussing how architecture has become detached from its key purpose over the last fifty years due to the influence of capitalism.
https://www.archdaily.com/884284/tatiana-bilbao-creating-spaces-with-relevance-means-enhancing-someones-life
Ella Thorns
How Architects in Chicago Are Making New History
10:20 - 26 September, 2017
"We are at a moment of great cultural transition," Jorge Otero-Pailos argues. "The kinds of objects that we look to to provide some sort of continuity in that transformation is often times architecture, [...] one of the most stable objects in culture." This short film, in which an number of participants of the 2017 Chicago Architecture Biennial reflect on their work and those of others, tackles the theme conceived by artistic directors Sharon Johnston and Mark Lee: Make New History.
https://www.archdaily.com/880402/how-architects-in-chicago-architecture-biennial-2017-are-making-new-history
AD Editorial Team
The Ambitious Project that Brings Together 44 Mexican and International Architects
06:00 - 19 September, 2017
In Baja California, Mexico, the 860 hectares that make up 'Cuatro Cuatros'—a tourism development that for the past ten years has been overseen and designed by Mauricio Rocha and Gabriela Carrillo of Taller de Arquitectura—present an arid and mostly monochromatic landscape interrupted only by stones and bushland.
Vast as the site may seem, only 360 of its hectares will be destined for housing development, of which only 10% can be impacted by construction. The challenge will lay in mitigating the protagonistic stance architecture usually assumes when conquering previously untouched lands, by taking on a presence that disappears into the landscape.
https://www.archdaily.com/879643/the-ambitious-project-that-brings-together-44-mexican-and-international-architects
Karina Zatarain
A Success Story of Architecture and Art in One of Mexico's Most Violent Cities
09:30 - 26 July, 2017
What becomes of public space once violence is normalized in a city? Though it is naive to believe that architecture by itself can present absolute solutions to complex social and political issues, it is also important to explore and understand its possibilities as an agent of social change, however small.
https://www.archdaily.com/876264/a-success-story-of-architecture-and-art-in-one-of-mexicos-most-violent-cities
Karina Zatarain
AR Shortlists 15 for Women in Architecture Awards
12:53 - 10 February, 2016
The Architectural Review (AR) has unveiled the candidates for its 2016 Woman Architect of the Year and the Moira Gemmill Prize for Emerging Architecture awards. Tatiana Bilbao, Jeanne Gang, Kazuyo Sejima and Charlotte Skene Catling are all being considered as the woman of the year for their impact and ability to inspire change within the profession.
Eleven women are being considered for the Moira Gemmill Prize for Emerging Architecture prize for their "use of innovative architecture to effect positive social change." Read on to see them all.
https://www.archdaily.com/781900/ar-shortlists-15-for-women-in-architecture-awards
Karissa Rosenfield
Tatiana Bilbao’s $8,000 House Could Solve Mexico’s Social Housing Shortage
08:00 - 16 October, 2015
Centered on the theme “The State of the Art of Architecture,” the Chicago Architecture Biennial offers a look at the issues surrounding contemporary architecture around the globe. Featuring interventions from over 100 different architects from more than 30 different countries, the Biennial seeks to “demonstrate that architecture matters at any scale.”
Tatiana Bilbao’s project for the Chicago Biennial offers a solution to Mexico's affordable housing shortage. Her full-scale, Sustainable Housing prototype offers a flexible design that can respond to the different needs of each family. The house can be constructed for as little as $8,000 and up to $14,000 depending on a variety of factors including the location, the construction phase selected, and local regulations.
View images and learn more about her prototype after the break.
https://www.archdaily.com/775233/tatiana-bilbaos-8000-house-could-solve-mexicos-social-housing-shortage
Daniela Cruz
Bioinnova / Tatiana Bilbao
01:00 - 15 September, 2014
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Architects
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Location
Culiacán Rosales, Sinaloa, Mexico -
Area
6260.0 sqm -
Project Year
2012 -
Photographs
https://www.archdaily.com/546762/bioinnova-tatiana-bilbao
Karen Valenzuela
Redefining Context with Tatiana Bilbao
00:00 - 30 October, 2013
The simple concrete-hewn structures designed by Tatiana Bilbao acknowledge their context in a way that most buildings don't. In a recent interview with uncube Magazine, Bilbao explains how her outlook on design shifted after she realized that "the quality of architecture relies heavily on the people who build it and what techniques and materials they are used to." And it seems this novel approach hasn't gone unnoticed - she recently showed her work at Berlin's Architekturgalerie and is on a star-studded shortlist to design the Menil Drawing Institute. Read the full interview here.
https://www.archdaily.com/444493/redefining-context-with-tatiana-bilbao
Katherine Allen
Botanical Garden / Tatiana Bilbao S.C.
00:00 - 5 August, 2013
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Architects
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Location
Culiacán Rosales, Sin., Mexico -
Design Team
Tatiana Bilbao, David Vaner, Israel Álvarez, Mariana Tello, Lina Rúelas, Sebastián Córdova, Carlos Leguizamo, Paola Toriz, Ana Yumbe, Eliza Figueroa, Julieta Sobral, Roberto Rosales -
Project Area
109.25 m2 -
Project Year
2012 -
Photography
Iwan Baan, Courtesy of Tatiana Bilbao S.C.
https://www.archdaily.com/410393/botanical-garden-tatiana-bilbao-s-c
Jonathan Alarcón
Ajijic / Tatiana Bilbao S.C.
01:00 - 24 July, 2013
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Architects
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Location
Jalostitlán, Mexico -
Architect in Charge
Tatiana Bilbao, David Vaner, Catia Bilbao -
Design Team
Tatiana Bilbao, Thorsten Englert, Damián Figueras, Adriana de Carvalho, Alex Cabrales, Marco Robles, Edgar Gonzalez -
Structural engineering
MONCAD, Ing. Jorge Cadena -
Area
3870.0 sqm -
Project Year
2010 -
Photographs
https://www.archdaily.com/405003/ajijic-tatiana-bilbao-s-c
Jonathan Alarcón
Funeraria Tangassi / Tatiana Bilbao
01:00 - 11 April, 2013
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Architects
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Location
San Luis Potosi, San Luis Potosi, Mexico -
Arquitectos a Cargo
Tatiana Bilbao, David Vaner, Catia Bilbao -
Design Team
Tatiana Bilbao, Guido Ebbert, Israel Alvarez, Michel Trejo, Thorsten Englert -
Area
2160.0 sqm -
Proyect Year
2011 -
Photography
Iwan Baan
https://www.archdaily.com/358066/funeraria-tangassi-tatiana-bilbao
Alexandra Molinare
Ruta del Peregrino Phase II Completed
07:30 - 6 May, 2011
Looking back at the Easter Pilgrimage 2011 at Ruta del Peregrino, the most important event of the year, we are pleased to announce the final step of the second construction phase (you can check the complete project over here).
This year, for the first time, the pilgrims were able to use the finished viewpoint by HHF Architects, offering a new way to experience the site.
The sanctuary by Tatiana Bilbao and the viewpoint by Christ&Gantenbein are under construction; their presence will mark the completion of the entire Ruta within a few months.
All images by Iwan Baan and you can check his website for the full coverage.
https://www.archdaily.com/82174/ruta-del-peregrino-phase-i-completed
Nico Saieh
Observatory House / Tatiana Bilbao + Gabriel Orozco
01:00 - 28 November, 2009
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Architects
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Location
La Blanca, Mexico -
Concept
Gabriel Orozco -
Construction
Tatiana Bilbao with Gabriel Orozco & Carlos Leguizamo -
Structure
Jesús del Castillo, Ramiro González Dávila. -
Local Contractor
David Jiménez
https://www.archdaily.com/41517/observatory-house
Nico Saieh
Expo Zaragoza Pavilion / Tatiana Bilbao
00:00 - 12 April, 2009
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Architects
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Location
Saragossa, Aragon, Spain -
Architect
Tatiana Bilbao -
Design Team
Tatiana Bilbao con Mariana Tello, Francisco Solórzano & Thorsten Englert -
Interior Design
Esrawe Studio / Héctor Esrawe con Ricardo Casas , Alain Herrera, Marcela Compean, Ian Castillo, Diego Hernández -
Structural Engineering
Juan F. de la Torre Calvo -
Artistic Intervention
Marco Roundtree, Jerónimo Hagerman -
Contractor
OHL -
Installations
AT Asesores / Carlos Martínez
https://www.archdaily.com/18035/expo-zaragoza-pavilion-tatiana-bilbao
Amber P
Esplanada Studio / at103 + Tatiana Bilbao
00:00 - 20 March, 2009
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Architects
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Location
Lomas de Chapultepec, Miguel Hidalgo, Mexico City, Distrito Federal, Mexico -
Architect
Tatiana Bilbao & at103 -
Design Team
Tatiana Bilbao S.C. with Francisco Pardo, Julio Amezcua, Israel Alvarez, Aida Hurtado, Arturo Peniche, Jorge Vazquez, Carlos Leguizamo y Octavio Vazquez -
Structural Engineering
IESSA, Ing. Francisco Javier Ribe -
Contractor
MZM, Ing. Miguel Cornejo -
Construction Management
Elizabeth Huerta -
Budget
US $2.75 M -
Area
2430.0 m2 -
Project Year
2006
https://www.archdaily.com/17200/esplanada-studio-tatiana-bilbao-at103
Nico Saieh