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STUDIOS METHODOLOGY BACKGROUND CONCEPTUAL MASTER PLAN PROPOSAL MASTER PLAN PROPOSAL SMART BLOCK “LA INDUSTRIAL”
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background the reason
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SMART GROWTH 234,058
1960
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Families arrive daily to live in QuerĂŠtaro
1,404,000
2000
355,045
1,848,191
1960
2010
739,605
2,147,765 PROJECTION
1980
2020
1,051,000
2,403,016
1990 12
Urban planning and transportation theory that concentrates growth in compact walkableurban centers to avoid sprawl
PROJECTION
2030
HIGH SPEED TRAIN MEX-QRO
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CONCEPTUAL MASTER PLAN
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hรกbitat en donde aprender, es natural
Learning cent
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ANALYSIS Public libraries on service
LIBRARIES
Population by library
Consultations in libraries
7211
Querétaro 2000
66,907,083
Josefa Ortíz de Domínguez Gómez Morín
61 Nal.
(2006)
565,986 300,000
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Qro. Qro. Qro. (2006)
Qro.
(2011)
(2007)
Houses with computer
27,162
Nal.
(2007)
Nal. (2004)
24.7%
% read materials
#read books by age
29.4 29.4
21.3
0-2
3-5
3.1 2.6 Nal. 12-17 18-22 (2006)
Mag. Cartoon
Origin of read books
2.7
2.6
23-30 31-45 46-55
2.6
1.9
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Nal. Prim. (2006)
2.6
2.9
High.
Bach.
Univ.
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#people with internet at home
45.7
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Hrs.
4.2
39.9 12.2
Nal. Book News (2006)
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With the advent of technology, library visits and use of books were replaced by digital formats; however, with the introduction of computers, visits have increased. Most of the people reading physical books are about 18 and 22 years old.
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#read books by education
56.4 %
%
Learning Center
(2011)
14.8
Nal. 0 (2006)
68.6%
(2007)
Spent time on reading
% people attending libraries %
Qro. (2005)
Antonio Domínguez Trejo
Qro. Qro. Qro.
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20.1
Nal. Bought Borr. (2006)
17.9
10.2
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1.2
Nal. (2011)
40.8%
Frequency of visits with computers at libraries %
+ Nal. (20011)
45.9
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15%
896
47%
73%
66%
53%
12%
2,738
50.4
13.5%
km
Gifted Library Photo.
#people with internet only on libraries
Nal. (2011)
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CURRENT LIFE
study
work
friends/family
Learning
Distance
home
Sedentary
Individual
Stress
Diversity
Desease
Globalization
Slavery
Reading
Information
Machine
Static
leisure
Technology
Virtual life
THE NEW LEARNING
Long distance connection
study
friends/family
home
work
Talking
Learning
leisure
Real life
Social Nature
Connection De-stress Playing Reading
Coexistence Work
Leisure
Diversity
Study
Health Culture Community Collaboration Flexible
Workshop
We live in a world dominated by technology, by items such as computers and cell phones, so we need spaces that allow us to live and appreciate real world away from the virtual but also that allow us to learn from what surrounds us
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PROGRAM Patio 41m2
Office 43m2
Restrooms 96m2
Lobby 52m2
Sunpath
site Ludoteca 80m2
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Circulation 96m2
Coffee shop 121m2
Natural light
Library 263m2
Computers/Workshop 276m2
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Context relation
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Arts & Crafts
Office
MicroH.
lp laz a
Hotel
Ce ntr a
SPA
Lofts
Students housing
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Market
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Workshop/Computers
RENDER
Library/Reading
Site
Coffee shop/Offices
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ESPACIO PARA RENDER GRANDE!!!
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NADA DE MARGEN
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Markets in Mexico are part of theculture its colors, smells and sounds vibrate in our sences and be come part of the imaginary world . When trying to create a new type of market one can’t ignore the relevance of such a task .As the basic economic activities from which markets products come from, are hard to come by, due to development problems in Mexico Thats when Whole Foods Inc. come in , beaause their opolicy of homegrown crops might just help develope better farming and agriculture in Mexico.
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Diagramas /imagenes /cuadros de texto BREVES... etc de PROBLEMĂ TICA Y ESTUDIO DE MERCADO NO SALIRSE DEL RECUADRO.
The project is perfectly placed adyacent to Ballindam park which happens to be highly benefic. The market had to have natural ventilation and light, thus after a whole analysis of the site, it was desided to be build as a conglomeration of axis walls This walls dictate the whole program and the project itself along with generating natural ventialtion and catching zenital light
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Diagrama de PROGRAMA con texto BREVE según sea necesario NO SALIRSE DEL RECUADRO.
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RENDER
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“CREATING YOUR OWN WAY OF LIVING”
Creative Lofts CARREONE 57
market research
Querétaro, México
Paradox Lofts is a project that is developed by the analysis of the user because in the begininng of Lofts that started in NY in the 70’s the typology was only for artists, but to take a different approached to today the key was to design an alternative space for all CREATIVE people who want the possibility to adapt the space to their needs. In Queretaro exist an Academy of Arts and Dance called PROART, that given the level of customers has been the need to expand to another branch in Juriquilla but still has not been enough.
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user CREATIVE/ARTIST Definition of creative personality
site MINIMUM HOUSE
MA RKE T
strategies
diagrams The terrain its located in the East of the Smart Block “La Industrial�. The site area have 1240m2 with a Land Use of Comercial and Services, the Density its of 74 habitants maximum, but just 18.8 housings allowed. The COS its for 0.6 and the CUS its 3.6 with a maxium height of 21m. With the analisis of the sun I determinated the areas where the solar protections should be and with the localization of the existing trees started the development of the strategies related by the program needed.
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AXONOMETRIC 18 LOFTS (48m2) $5,600,000
TOTAL INVESTMENT: $24,731,200,00
DANCE CLASSROOM $1,400,000
COMMERCIAL PREMISES $1,850,000
TOTAL BENEFIT: $9,893,800.00
PLASTIC MUSIC ROOM $2,600,000
PLAZA $1,800,000
40.01% PROFIT
SITE AREA $8,469,200
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micro-housing complex
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How many mt2 do you actually need in your house? What services do you need?
QUERETARO
SANTIAGO DE QUERETARO
In Mexico, we don´t have correct concept of what a house is, we only worry about the space and not in the functionality. From here we arrived to the term of “micro-housing” that defines a very small space that contains all the elements for living in confort. In Querétaro there is a type of housing, the closer it is rent this furnished rooms, this is why we have a great opportunity in the field of business and architectural development.
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Indirect competence
Small terrain
VERTICAL GROWTH +
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FREE FLOOR PLAN
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-bathroom/ Laundry -W.C -kitchen
-terrace
The building has a third skin , used to project movies, concerts, etc. aproyechando space tier of The Hill project. Likewise, it can be used as advertising space , where the investor would have extra income.
The idea of creating a space of micro housing is very innovative in this city. Likewise, the intention of the project is to create a space of social interaction, where users can enjoy a lifestyle in style community vertical neighborhood .
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Micro-house 4.60x7.60 mts = 350 mts2
Roof garden/ green area: 460 mts2
compact
materials micro
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services
minimum
bathroom
complete
small space
ecological
motion house
bed
architecture
movement
original easy
kitchen
furniture
Cantilever 4.60x6.60 mts= 91 mts2
The use of different design strategies , helps to create living spaces with different amenities, this helps to promote the project schedule. The cantilever its a part of the project thats its destinate to the social part of building. This is a space where the users can interact between others and have diferente activities, taking advantage of the space , albeit very small.
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RENDER 16 X 18 CM.
(CO)WORKING OFFICES
HD ARQUITECTOS
The connection between a great idea and success 73
the problem
GREAT IDEAS Throughout the last 2 decades, there has been a business subdivision and segregation; where big offices and corporations have broken down into micro businesses (1-4 employees). This segregation has caused individualism and isolation within the small businesses. Now a-days, this micro office are looking to generate an important source of income through an independent way. There are a lot of great ideas to generate money, but there is no viable economic proposal to turn this idea into reality because of the lack of knowledge in finances and administration. Here in link, we present an architectonical solution that adapts to the new ways of working of the millenial generation, creating a platform where great ideas meet success.
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Business subdivision and segregation.
THE SOLUTION Re-link people through the new working methods of the new generations, with an incubator scheme support, in a co-working space.
TERRIBLE ECONOMICS
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FLOOR PLAN.
PLUS 1
PLUS 2
PLUS 3
PERMEABLE.
2 VOLUMES
2 VOLUMES
TOP VOLUME
MEMBERS ACCESS FABRICATION VISITORS LOBBY COFFEE BAR ARTS & CRAFTS SHOP PLAZA
WORKING MODULES MEETING ROOM INCUBATOR ANTI-STRESS ZONE RESTROOMS WORKING BAR
WORKING MODULES MEETING ROOM KITCHEN DINIING HALL TERRACE RESTROOMS WORKING BAR READING ZONE TERRACE
DRONE-PORT ROOF GARDEN ZEN ZONE TERRACE
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VERTICAL CONNECTIONS
HORIZONTAL CONNECTIONS
THE RAMP. MAIN CIRCULATION MEZZANINES MEETING POINTS
LINKING BRIDGES MEETING POINTS CONTEMPLATION
STAIRCASE AND LIFTS.
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DRONEPORT. ROOF GARDEN. TERRACE.
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WORKING MODULES. KITCHEN. DINNING HALL. MEETING ROOM. CHILLOUT NET. TERRACE. RESTROOMS.. WORKING BAR.
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WORKING MODULES. MEETING ROOM. PLAYING/MEETING ZONE. INCUBATOR. WORKING BAR
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THE RAMP. DOUBLE MEZANNINE AS A MEETING PLACE.
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ELEVATOR TOWER. STAIRCASE.
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MEMBERS ACCESS. THE RAMP. THE WORKSHOP. LASER CUTTER. 3D PRINTTING. PLOTTERS. NOISE!
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VISITOR LOBBY. RECEPTION. ELEVATOR TOWER. STAIRCASE. WAITING ROOM. THE COFFEE BAR. THE ARTS & CRAFTS SHOP.
THE HUGE SCREEN THE PLAZA. THE GREEN STEPS. THE WALKING PATH. THE MEETING POINT. THE ACCESS POINT.
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THE OCCUPANCY IN QUERÉTARO HAS INCREASED 18% IN THE LAST 3 YEARS. THE INDUSTRY HAS INCREASED 24%. THE PEOPLE FROM OTHER CITIES AND COUNTRIES WHO TRAVEL TO QUERÉTARO BECAUSE OF BUSINESS HAS INCREASED 34%.
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SKYBOX Housing
ESARQ 89
Juriquilla -Bedrrom 3 m2 price $23,000 -Bedrrom 2 m2 price $24,000 New soho -Bedrrom 3 m2 price $22,000 -Bedrrom 2 m2 price $24,000
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Percentage m2 price $20,000 -Only new soho is in a radio close to history center -Milenio3 km -The others are over 6 km
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Milenio -Bedrrom 3 m2 price $17,000 El refugio -Bedrrom 3 m2 price $10,000 Zibata -Bedrrom 3
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MARKET
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VIEWS
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6 LEVELS
5 LEVELS
LOFT 1 LEVEL
5 LEVELS
-Continue with market in ground floor -Commercial plaza in the first lever -Improve the views -Offset building plant -Solar protection design in facade -Be careful with adjacent building - Create central park and areas for linear park -Apparent materials and family atmosphere
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GROUND FLOOR
DEPARTMENT LEVEL 2
POOL
COMMERCE
DEPARTMENT LEVEL 3
GYM
CIRCULATION
DEPARTMENT LEVEL 1
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DEPARTMENT LEVEL 4
SERVICE
LOUNGE
TERRACE
Department, pool, gym, and terrace
RENDER
Department and lounge
Department
Department
RENDER Department
Department 93
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Blind Design Studio
The Rock Lofts
Blind Design Studio
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The population growth for the coming 15 years is expected to be 400,000 people. What is most relevant is that the population will have an even better life expectancy. Our target clients are people over 30 years old.
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Populational growth 2015-2030
Diverse forms and spaces where explored, which permit the program to exist within them.
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Site
Amenities
Comerce
Roof Garden
Administration
Lofts A
Vertical circulation
Lofts B
RENDER
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RENDER 16 X 18 CM.
LOGO (imagen)
ZENDA Wellness Center
IPO architecture 105
EXISTING SPAS AROUND THE AREA
To fight the imbalance that can affect our life quality and taking advantage of the current trend in health, a wellness center is proposed. There are some facilities in the city seeking for similar goals, but the minimum of them have the desired space quality.
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LOCATION ON THE BLOCK
SITE CONSIDERATIONS
CONCEPT DIAGRAM
The project seeks to create relaxation and meditation spaces using the element of the water as the main theme. Instead of making an ordinary rectangular pool, the program embrace the water shaping it until an irregular path is created. The path takes you to discover a series of experiences marked by a plastic language in search of poetic concrete spaces.
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DIVERGENT Student’s Housing By Archy Element By Archy Element 113
LOCATION Country: México
State: Qro, Qro.
Site: Circ. Álamos
Intervention blocks
opportunity analysis Young People (12-29 years) Qro. 1.7% students is low in Querétaro and the tipology is an adaptation from small houses that are put in rent by room per student or the entire house. However there is a low porcent of whole house or even just one room. So there is an opportunity to can cover student’s needs and
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CURRENT HOUSING OFFER 29.1%
Migration Atraction to Qro.
RENT COST $60 $80-$120 $130 $160 $200 $260-$300 Intervention
Radio 50mts
Nearby
Main Universities
Foreign studets =425
20%
V. Social Housing $ 400-500 dollars V. Residential Housing $1000-1300 dollars
site considerations Available Plot Permeability to the plaza Height Context
Sun Protection
Available Plot
Circulation & Public Space
Merge Park with the project
concept D i v e r
Principles: More than just a place to live. The project embrasse the idea of community and promove it by the interconnection between common spaces, public and privated areas, in aim of create an atmosphere of integration and sense of belonging for the students.
Diverse Distint Disparate Divergent
IN-BETWEEN, LINKING STUDENT’S LIFESTYLES
enjoy
+ Created by Musket from the Noun Project
meet Created by Musket from the Noun Project
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Created by Kaique Amorim from the Noun Project
learn
Created by Sergi Delgado from the Noun Project
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live & study Created by Rutmer Zijlstra from the Noun Project
= Created by Marco Petrucci from the Noun Project
Space to be yourself while you learn, live, study, enjoy DIVERse type of things or meet DIVERse type of people.
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PROGRAM PROPOSAL/disposition
Commerce Laundry Gym Bar
Available Plot
H. Type 1 H. Type 2
Created by jon trillana from the Noun Project
Pile Up Student Housing linking DIVERse activities rsion
rsion
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2 Split & gain permeability Park-Plaza link
Common Spaces
1 Measure Max Capacity= 1160.51 m2
3 Ground Floor. Bring the Park & Plaza into the layout’s project.
4 First Level. Housing Type 1 & 2.
6. 3rd. Level. Housing type 1 & 2
7 Horizontal & Vertcial Circulation
H. Type 1 H. Type 2
Gym Services Created by Arthur Shlain from the Noun Project
Created by SuperAtic LABS from the Noun Project
Public Commerce Spaces
Created by Luis Prado from the Noun Project
Cultural Spaces
5. 2nd. Level. Housing type 1 & 2
housing typologies Type 1 Floor Plan 21 m2
Type 2 Floor Plan 21 m2
Access
0
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Access
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GSEducationalVersion
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Type 2 Mezzanine 10 m2
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GSEducationalVersion
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Housing Type 1 & 2 Exploted Axon
axon plan view Level 3 H. Type 2
Level 2
Green Wall
Level 1
Interconnection
Cultural Space Ground Floor Vertical access
Solar Protection SW Orientation
Transversal Section
Connection with Park Vertical Access
Forum Project’s plaza GSEducationalVersion
Connection with main plaza
Rear perspective from de backyard
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RENDER 16 X 18 CM. LEARNING FROM THE PAST , CREATING TODAY
Arts & Crafts School
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THE PROBLEM -Job only for professionals -Study = Job -Elders lack of things to do -Forgeting artesans work skills
WHAT FOR?
-Fight for the preservation of the trades / arts / crafts - Alternative income source for people - Opportunity to access different
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Place for arts and craft education dedicated to helping people live creative lives and teach about classic and new technics to work different materials such as fabrics / wood / blacksmith
Located between 2 public spaces, TOTEM have the obligation to be link this both public spaces. The existing one ( church atrium ) and the “new” one “tha plaza”.
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PLAZA / GALLERY
ADMON OFFICES
THE CLASSROOMS
REN A TOOL
RESTRROOMS X 2
WORKSHOPS (FREE PLANT)
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program 2
3
THE Classrooms ( computers room for modeling / embroidery / sewing machine zone)
Painting room
Admon zone / Offices
Publiic Density Flow. Overview to Workshops
Restrrooms
Lobby / Gallery
Workshops ( carpentry / blacksmithing )
Rent A Tool
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VERTICAL ACCESS
provides excellent light for work and avoid sun & heat
protects from sunlight and provides better ventilation for classrooms
DOUBLE SKIN
SAW TOOTH
ing ect
hall
n con
RAMP ACCESS TO PLAZA/BUILDING
VIEW TO ZEN PATIOS
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SU LOGO DE DESPACHO EN MARCA DE AGUA. CON OPACIDAD 127
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RENDER 16 X 18
HAUS Student Housing
PRO / Architecture 129
POPULATION
1.70 %
OF THE ENTIRE POPULATION ON MEXICO STUDY AT QUERETARO
POPULATION 34%
INMIGRANTS
8%
QUERETARO 29.1% NATIONAL INMIGRATION
58%
1.1% STUDENTS
PARTNER | ENTERTAINMET | SOCIAL | COMMERCE | SPACIAL | LEARNING | NATURE | MULTICULTURAL | COEXISTENCE | WORKING PROCESS | SPIRITUAL | COMFORT | SERVICES
CONVIVENCE
STUDY
ENJOY
LIVE
COMFORT
HAUS
WELCOME TO THE SOCIAL The student market specifically in Queretaro lacks an identity space in which students can identify with their environment and that cover all their needs in a small space. Due to the large number of foreign students living in Queretaro are required a lot of spaces for living but the rental rates they are resorting are the rates of a normal family which raises living costs for a person 17-28 years average.
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QUERETARO
MEXICO
281,530 STUDENTS ON MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL 54 UNIVERSITY 341 HIGH SCHOOL
$4500-$15000
243,000 SCHOOLS
15%
8,803 NEW HOUSING DEMAND 2015
5.6% STUDENTS ON DEMAND (QRO)(493 STUDENTS)
RENTAL BUDGET
Vertical Housing
The conceptualization of an uniform and independent space in which the students generate their own environment and they can unwrap themselves and have all the services and types of attachments that they require for their daily lifes. Creating a unique architectural ensemble in their type to be a strategy of attraction for the user (student) as a space with all the features needed for day to day living.
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CONCEPTUAL DIAGRAMS
Terrain
Program
Surrounded
Intermediate Spaces Common Meeting Areas
Public Base &
Private
Public
Elevation of Volumes & Amphiteather
Spaces Organization Circulation
Free covered space with a game of volumes formed by units of the same size that emphasizes the entrance of light, creating shadows with the reflection in the different volumes giving sensations as you go through it; with a public space on the ground floor of the building creating interaction between users.
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Terraces
Rotation of Volumes & Sunk Amphiteather
Private Bridges
Public
Final Sketch Final Form With Circulation Bridges
CONTEXTUAL ADAPTATION
UNIT CONFIGURATION
Circulation Stairs
Vertical & Horizontal Circulation
LEVEL 3 Kitchen Unit 3mx3m
Bedroom Unit 1 3mx3m Housing 1 Living Area
LEVEL 2 Bathroom Unit 3mx3m
Bedroom Unit 2 3mx3m Housing 2
Tipology 1
Tipology 2 Circulation Stairs Study & Working Area
Single
LEVEL 1
Double
Laundry
Amphiteather
Permeability
GROUND FLOOR
Acces 2 Plaza
Kitchen Unit+Bathroom Unit+Bedroom Unit 1+Bedroom Unit 2 4 Units 360 m2
Kitchen Unit+Bathroom Unit+Bedroom Unit 1 3 Units 270 m2
Acces 1
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local Coworking Space
RM - Arquitectos 137
People spend most of the time in the convencional offices therefore this space create a direct relation with the everyday of a worker’s life. As soon as the worker see the space they know that the ONLY thing they have to do is WORK. “Local”- Coworking space, promote a redefinition of the work space. Creating a innovative area for the user. With multifuncional, confortable, friendly and home feeling spaces.
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“Local�- Coworking space is located in Alamos 3rd Section in Queretaro, Queretaro. The
land
is
693
mts2
Its located in the North Eastern Corner of the smart block. And it borders with Ronco Pollo Stre et and Av. Induztializacion.
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EXPLOTADO AXONOMÉTRICO con texto breve NO SALIRSE DEL RECUADRO
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