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Manduca Market
Manduca Market
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Special Mention, 2023 A+Awards, Commercial - Commercial Renovations & Additions
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Manduca Market
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Special Mention, 2023 A+Awards, Commercial - Commercial Renovations & Additions
Project of the Day on Dec 04, 2023
Project Featured on Dec 04, 2023
Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2022
SIZE
10,000 sqft - 25,000 sqft
BUDGET
$100K - 500K
The Paseo la Plaza has always captivated us locals for its enigmatic urban space, whose language empathizes with the collective imaginary of the heterogeneous nature of a city, especially one like Buenos Aires.
As its name suggests, the prevailing emptiness, air and vegetation literally illustrate the identity of the square. Its alleys of cobblestones surround the theaters where each building has an identity that clearly emulates an old village. It is in this unique attribute so valued by users and owners that we have analyzed how we can integrate a new identity. An identity that must maintain the "Paseo la Plaza" as the main protagonist and the "Mercado Manduca" as its necessarily integrated market.
This careful integration between both environments is translated into an element that we define with the name of " metal strip", one which constitutes the very identity of the market. It is a communication platform in itself and it conveys a contemporary, dynamic and integrated language throughout the entire length of its development. The Manduca plaza within the promenade also makes it a sustainable vegetation proposal.
The strategy has been to maintain the heterogeneity of its buildings in its tectonic and formal aspects while also homogenizing its volumes. To this end, we implemented dark tones so that the building that defines the new use as a market is differentiated not only by its light tones, but also by its tectonics.
The "Paseo de la plaza" walled building type, and the new building called "metal strip" is light and made of metal sheets. This piece rises from the ground level between vegetated flower beds, containing 10 facades of commercial premises designed as windows of the old sidewalk bars. Its furniture in front of the windows is resolved through the same language. Under the same porche language we have defined areas of common use for the complex's diners, as if it were a natural continuation of the construction system itself.
We proposed white flooring at the fronts of the venues as if they were their own sidewalks. Next, gray and then black generate a gradient towards a central organic figure that emulates a stream, unifying the green landscaped areas along the promenade. Its diagonal arrangement links the common areas on both sides of the market.
The large garden areas located around the tower perimeter have been intervened, allowing for use within them via a transitable and absorbent paving. There we placed new, cement-made organic figures to accompany the shapes of the garden areas filled with new native species.
On the first level we set up common picnic tables in front of the main theater room. This area is covered by two large tightened fabrics, under which a sort of garlands illuminates with a kermis-like code.
The first floor of the Manduca promenade was adapted with a restroom for the disabled, as well as a service elevator connecting the basements and first floors of half of the commercial premises.
The sustainable strategy was to reuse the old building, demolishing the minimum and necessary, taking into account existing Modularity, respecting the same access spaces to the old commercial premises, but in this case, incorporating new facades. The project has added many square meters of vegetation on the roofs of all the stores fronts, adding vegetation surfaces to the already vegetated "Paseo la Plaza". Cobblestones and permeable floors were incorporated to absorb rainwater, and the original trees of the promenade were respected during demolition.
Concept design, design developments, construction documents & Management:
Hitzig Militello arquitectos
Team:
Arch. Ludmila Timerman
Arch. Tomas Molinaro
Arch. Mora Varela
Paula Miano
Construction documents:
Hitzig Militello arquitectos
Guillermo Yoshihara
Construction managment.:
Arch. Marcela Bernat
Area:
Overall 13025 sqf
Ground floor 5920 sqf
First Floor 7100 sqf
Renders:
Arch. Tomas Molinaro
Branding:
Estudio Nuar
Consultants:
Lighting: Giuliana Nieva
Suppliers:
Acontec SA – General constructor
Sassi -Smithing
Quadri – pavment
Edfan- pavement
Huup -Lighting
E27- Lighting
El ceibo- gardening
Oficios asociados- furniture
Krapa- furniture & signage
Durban- furniture
Wagg- stretch ceiling
As its name suggests, the prevailing emptiness, air and vegetation literally illustrate the identity of the square. Its alleys of cobblestones surround the theaters where each building has an identity that clearly emulates an old village. It is in this unique attribute so valued by users and owners that we have analyzed how we can integrate a new identity. An identity that must maintain the "Paseo la Plaza" as the main protagonist and the "Mercado Manduca" as its necessarily integrated market.
This careful integration between both environments is translated into an element that we define with the name of " metal strip", one which constitutes the very identity of the market. It is a communication platform in itself and it conveys a contemporary, dynamic and integrated language throughout the entire length of its development. The Manduca plaza within the promenade also makes it a sustainable vegetation proposal.
The strategy has been to maintain the heterogeneity of its buildings in its tectonic and formal aspects while also homogenizing its volumes. To this end, we implemented dark tones so that the building that defines the new use as a market is differentiated not only by its light tones, but also by its tectonics.
The "Paseo de la plaza" walled building type, and the new building called "metal strip" is light and made of metal sheets. This piece rises from the ground level between vegetated flower beds, containing 10 facades of commercial premises designed as windows of the old sidewalk bars. Its furniture in front of the windows is resolved through the same language. Under the same porche language we have defined areas of common use for the complex's diners, as if it were a natural continuation of the construction system itself.
We proposed white flooring at the fronts of the venues as if they were their own sidewalks. Next, gray and then black generate a gradient towards a central organic figure that emulates a stream, unifying the green landscaped areas along the promenade. Its diagonal arrangement links the common areas on both sides of the market.
The large garden areas located around the tower perimeter have been intervened, allowing for use within them via a transitable and absorbent paving. There we placed new, cement-made organic figures to accompany the shapes of the garden areas filled with new native species.
On the first level we set up common picnic tables in front of the main theater room. This area is covered by two large tightened fabrics, under which a sort of garlands illuminates with a kermis-like code.
The first floor of the Manduca promenade was adapted with a restroom for the disabled, as well as a service elevator connecting the basements and first floors of half of the commercial premises.
The sustainable strategy was to reuse the old building, demolishing the minimum and necessary, taking into account existing Modularity, respecting the same access spaces to the old commercial premises, but in this case, incorporating new facades. The project has added many square meters of vegetation on the roofs of all the stores fronts, adding vegetation surfaces to the already vegetated "Paseo la Plaza". Cobblestones and permeable floors were incorporated to absorb rainwater, and the original trees of the promenade were respected during demolition.
Concept design, design developments, construction documents & Management:
Hitzig Militello arquitectos
Team:
Arch. Ludmila Timerman
Arch. Tomas Molinaro
Arch. Mora Varela
Paula Miano
Construction documents:
Hitzig Militello arquitectos
Guillermo Yoshihara
Construction managment.:
Arch. Marcela Bernat
Area:
Overall 13025 sqf
Ground floor 5920 sqf
First Floor 7100 sqf
Renders:
Arch. Tomas Molinaro
Branding:
Estudio Nuar
Consultants:
Lighting: Giuliana Nieva
Suppliers:
Acontec SA – General constructor
Sassi -Smithing
Quadri – pavment
Edfan- pavement
Huup -Lighting
E27- Lighting
El ceibo- gardening
Oficios asociados- furniture
Krapa- furniture & signage
Durban- furniture
Wagg- stretch ceiling
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