Project posted by Mario Herrera Holgado

El Recinto

Year
2021
Structure
Hotel
Context
Context
Multiple use space
Multiple use space
Multiple use space
Multiple use space
Kitchen courtyard
Kitchen courtyard
Bedroom
Bedroom
Kitchen courtyard
Kitchen courtyard
Garden
Garden
Facade before intervention
Facade before intervention
Water courtyard
Water courtyard
Painting studio before intervention, transformed into hotel rooms
Painting studio before intervention, transformed into hotel rooms
Pool
Pool
Painting studio after intervention, transformed into hotel rooms
Painting studio after intervention, transformed into hotel rooms
Multiple use space
Multiple use space
Night view
Night view
Bathroom
Bathroom
Day view
Day view
Facade after intervention
Facade after intervention
Tower
Tower
Hotel room
Hotel room

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Details

Square Feet
12916
Lot Size
600 m2
Bedrooms
12
Full Baths
12
Partial Baths
3

Credits

Interior Design
Mario Herrera Holgado / Taller
Landscape Design
Builder
Everardo Bernabe
Alejandro Estrada
Venancio
Giovani Valencia
Omar Mendoza
Don Lupe
Ricardo Moreno
Marcos Uvalle
Moises Tellez
Jorge Servín
Christopher Ramirez
Photographer
Awards

From Mario Herrera Holgado

Location: San Miguel de Allende, México.
Year: 2021

Area: 1,200 m2

El Recinto
Text by Jimena Hogrebe

Hilda went looking for a change of lifestyle in San Miguel de Allende and ended up creating El Recinto.
Located on an elongated and deep lot, it was conceived with a public first floor and a private second floor with three rooms. Overtime she imagined that the project could become a place of communion and wanted it to grow to receive family, friends, residents and travelers. Eight independent rooms were added, two at the front and six at the back. This way, the small complex became a place adaptable to different dwellings.

The versatility of the design is reflected in the blurred boundaries. Through the opening or closing of windows, mullions and doors, there may be formed either a continuous space that promotes conviviality, or sheltered spaces in which privacy is regulated.

There are five volumes connected by bridges, corridors and courtyards that function as distributors, but also as corners of enjoyment and visual finishes. The containment of these spaces causes them to be experienced as an integral part of the interior, which adds to the mutability of the project. The main gate is generally open so that the exteriors are a continuation of the street, as is the case in many of the city's colonial buildings.

El Recinto embraces the inhabitant with its warm materials, tones and textures. In conjunction with the lighting, these trigger different ambiances throughout the day and night. The cozy experience is heightened with the restrained scale, natural components and familiar details.