Aguazul 162 / LABarq

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Juriquilla, Mexico
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© Diego Cosme

Text description provided by the architects. This house is the intrinsic result of the material that it is built from.

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© Diego Cosme

Entirely structured by a striated concrete block, aguazul was an exercise of reinterpretation of materials and construction techniques that create a volume interrupted only by the need for light and ventilation for the spaces it contains.

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Ground Floor Plan

Orienting all areas to the south and controlling the views toward the changing atmospheres provided by its materiality, the program reflects a conscious analysis of the contemporary needs of a family in Mexico.

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© Diego Cosme

Likewise, its aesthetic speaks of an object that will remain intact over time, sustaining itself and whoever inhabits it.

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Cite: "Aguazul 162 / LABarq" [Aguazul 162 / LABarq] 21 Jul 2014. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/527075/aguazul-162-laboratorio-de-arquitectura-mk> ISSN 0719-8884

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