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Anapra
Ciudad Juarez, Mexico
Finalist, 2017 A+Awards, Details - Architecture +Concrete
Project Featured on Nov 04, 2016
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Anapra
Ciudad Juarez, Mexico
Finalist, 2017 A+Awards, Details - Architecture +Concrete
Project Featured on Nov 04, 2016
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Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2016
SIZE
3000 sqft - 5000 sqft
The Anapra neighborhood in the city of Juarez Mexico is a place with richness of textures and exposed materials, where the built environment visually portrays its people's creativity through their unique construction systems.
We were commissioned the design of a low-cost commercial structure with an open floor plan that could be redistributed as needed.
Given the brief, we opted for an exposed concrete that would resonate with the site. A solid mass material emerges from the ground and is carved by a continuous bold pattern resembling the outlines of hidden potentialities within settlers and their surroundings.
The raw finishing of the tilt-up concrete panels, inherits the dynamic activities and informalities found in the neighborhood, ultimately creating an unprecedented structure which mirrors the qualities on site, and becomes the building’s skin.
*All photographs by Rafael Gamo.
We were commissioned the design of a low-cost commercial structure with an open floor plan that could be redistributed as needed.
Given the brief, we opted for an exposed concrete that would resonate with the site. A solid mass material emerges from the ground and is carved by a continuous bold pattern resembling the outlines of hidden potentialities within settlers and their surroundings.
The raw finishing of the tilt-up concrete panels, inherits the dynamic activities and informalities found in the neighborhood, ultimately creating an unprecedented structure which mirrors the qualities on site, and becomes the building’s skin.
*All photographs by Rafael Gamo.
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