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HAMACA JUGO BAR 3
HAMACA JUGO BAR 3
Heroica Veracruz, Mexico
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HAMACA JUGO BAR 3
Heroica Veracruz, Mexico
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Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2018
SIZE
1000 sqft - 3000 sqft
BUDGET
$10K - 50K
Mexican architecture firm, RED Arquitectos headed by Susana López González has created a small but friendly refreshment space in Veracruz, in the Gulf of Mexico. The Hamaca Juice Bar 3 is a point of reference where the locals can grab a healthy sandwich and juice.
Hamaca Juice Bar 3 is the third project with the same language, create a very friendly and tropical atmosphere to offer healthy food.
“I don't care if this isn't a rich suburb, I want to improve the quality of living for people, even if it's just for a moment in time”. This is what the client, Alberto Gardner, owner of the Hamaca Juice Bar, said when he turned up at the RED Arquitectos offices in Veracruz and explained his idea of opening a small venue where he could offer healthy and affordable food – something highly significant in a country like Mexico where obesity is a major problem, requiring education in correct eating habits.
RED Arquitectos started with the name: Hamaca, synonym for informal relaxing, the first step to gaining the interest of possible clientele. Then the interior, where Susana and her team have managed to come up with a compromise between striking visuals, a small budget and recycled materials, like the wooden beams sourced from other worksites for the walls and ceiling.
Everything is mixed together with specific references to the city of Veracruz - from the pieces of wood washed up on the beach, to the palm fronds, to the colours of the sea, and the fishermen's cottages.
RED Arquitectos has crafted solutions born from the territory, making sure that the Hamaca Juice Bar is not seen as an intruder but rather as part of the community and the urban fabric itself. So, the healthier food on offer is greeted with gusto and lots of satisfaction for both host and patrons!
Christiane Bürklein
Project: RED Arquitectos - Susana Lopéz González, Angélica Azamar, Ruben Benitez, Felipe Diaz Bravo http://red-arquitectos.com/
Location: Veracruz, Mexico
Year: 2018
Photography: Armando Ascorve Morales WWW.BUROSTUDIO.COM
Hamaca Juice Bar 3 is the third project with the same language, create a very friendly and tropical atmosphere to offer healthy food.
“I don't care if this isn't a rich suburb, I want to improve the quality of living for people, even if it's just for a moment in time”. This is what the client, Alberto Gardner, owner of the Hamaca Juice Bar, said when he turned up at the RED Arquitectos offices in Veracruz and explained his idea of opening a small venue where he could offer healthy and affordable food – something highly significant in a country like Mexico where obesity is a major problem, requiring education in correct eating habits.
RED Arquitectos started with the name: Hamaca, synonym for informal relaxing, the first step to gaining the interest of possible clientele. Then the interior, where Susana and her team have managed to come up with a compromise between striking visuals, a small budget and recycled materials, like the wooden beams sourced from other worksites for the walls and ceiling.
Everything is mixed together with specific references to the city of Veracruz - from the pieces of wood washed up on the beach, to the palm fronds, to the colours of the sea, and the fishermen's cottages.
RED Arquitectos has crafted solutions born from the territory, making sure that the Hamaca Juice Bar is not seen as an intruder but rather as part of the community and the urban fabric itself. So, the healthier food on offer is greeted with gusto and lots of satisfaction for both host and patrons!
Christiane Bürklein
Project: RED Arquitectos - Susana Lopéz González, Angélica Azamar, Ruben Benitez, Felipe Diaz Bravo http://red-arquitectos.com/
Location: Veracruz, Mexico
Year: 2018
Photography: Armando Ascorve Morales WWW.BUROSTUDIO.COM
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