Project posted by Patricia Roldan
Main Elevation
Ground Floor
Pent-House Floor
Main Entry
Adobe wall preserved from the original house at the site that blend in with the Puebla clay floors and pots.
Ground Floor apartment with a terrace
Ground Floor terrace where you can see that all the colors and materials of the building were chosen after the earth toned color of the concrete walls.
The wooden cabinet can be placed in different positions according to the needs of each habitant.
Pent House with a terrace opened to the city views / Interior Design by Colectivo Sur
Pent-House Main Bathroom with a retractable glass roof
A view from the dinning room to the second terrace / Interior Design by Colectivo Sur
Credits
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Architect
Roldan Arquitectos
Interior Design
Colectivo Sur / Karima Dipp
Builder
Tekton S.A de C.V.
Photographer
Agustin Arce Figueroa
Juan Manuel McGrath
From Patricia Roldan
In a site where an abandoned house used to be...Luna 1807 was born as a residential building proposal to enhance and interact with a very hip neighborhood in Guadalajara.
Blending in through a textured and earth toned pigmented concrete block, the five story building with 8 apartment units and a pent-house, rises to offer generous and comfortable spaces where only the bathroom and laundry areas are enclosed within walls and the rest is a 3 m high open and versatile space.
On the backside of the site there is an adobe wall from the original house that was preserved and integrated to our project to give a warm welcome to the building and to remain as a witness of passing of time.