Mexican architects DCPP Arquitectos have completed a textile warehouse and office building in Mexico City.
Completed in 2007 for textile company Bayon Artell, the building features an entrance clad in white stone.
Here’s some more information from DCPP Arquitectos:
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The complex is located in south Mexico City, consisting of 4180 square meters. The project is marked by the horizontality of the warehouse.
The main idea of the project was to emphasize the entrance of the offices without breaking the language of the existing warehouse.
We kept the horizontality and played with the idea of contrast and movement by creating an element that appears to be floating.
This element its separated from the building and covered with a white stone, in contrast with the wall of the warehouse which is painted grey. We gave more importance to the entrance by locating the showroom as part of this floating element. We created a patio that not only organizes the space but its also gives natural light to the offices.
CREDITS
PROJECT TYPE: WAREHOUSE AND OFFICES
ADDRESS: LAV. STA LUCIA 38, COL. ALFONSO XIII, C.P. MEXICO D.F.
PROJECT ARCHITECT: PABLO PEREZ PALACIOS ALFONSO DE LA CONCHA ROJAS
PROJECT TEAM: MANUEL ROSIQUE ALFONSO DE LA CONCHA BERMEJILLO
CONSTRUCTION: CONSTRUCTORA MANACAR
congratulations.
Neat concise and compact.
Very nice work, excellent detailing an finish.
this is a pretty typical design but i like the tree in there..
SpaceTM’s Joe: “I’m a sucker for trees in a building. BUT what happens when it gets too big? Cut it down? but then you have a stump. And won’t the roots mess with the foundations?! I hope the architect found solutions for this (bites nails nervously…)”
beautiful! absolutely beautiful!
very cool
Very extraordinary. sleek, to the point and fantastic finishes..
This would be unheard, uminagined in Canada..
Great work!
Fantastic interior, but why is the outside so incredibly stark? armored from drive-bys from drug cartels, maybe?
Love that tree inside. Hope it gets huge.
Beautiful office space. The black mass is the warehouse. Relatively spare plaza serves as a driveway to the loading docks labeled 1-4 in the elevation. So the fact that they camouflaged the driveway (and you can barely notice) earns bonus kudos.
muy orgulloso de que este edificio este en mexico