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Evergreen La Florida
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Evergreen La Florida
The project is located in a heavily wooded 86,111 sq. ft. (8000 sq. mts) plot in the Florida neighborhood in southern Mexico City. The brief required the construction of a luxury apartments complex and the headquarters for the foundation that finances the project.
The buildings are placed in such a way that all the existing trees are preserved. The facades are covered with plants as a camouflage strategy that conceals them behind the trees and give to the interior of the apartments the sensation of living on the treetops.
All the parking and service areas are located below the buildings to maximize the porosity of the soil and to avoid any visual obstruction on the ground level which becomes a continuous garden from the access on to the back of the plot. The ground level apartments are protected with a “land fold” covered with bushes that warrants their privacy and allows them to enjoy of a 2152 sq. ft. (200sq mts) private patio that surrounds them.
The rooftops are covered with a wooden deck that fades out to the vegetation of the facades. In these roof gardens the inhabitants of the apartments can have gatherings, meals, parties or enjoy the views of the gardens and the surroundings.
The complex haves an amenities building that includes a workout area, a swimming pool, a ballroom and a cafeteria and is surrounded by ponds and the different sceneries of the gardens.
Architects: ROW Studio ?" Álvaro Hernández Félix, Nadia Hernández Félix, Alfonso Maldonado Ochoa.
www.rowarch.com
Use: Luxury Apartments Complex and Offices.
Client: Fundacion Acapulco
Architect of Record: INMOSUR SA de CV ?" Arch. Álvaro Hernández Cabada.
Location: Mexico City
Contributors: Alejandro Maldonado, Ana Mancera, An¬tonio Scheffler, Ildefonso Navarro, Gloria Maldonado, Patricia Suárez.
Project Date: August 2009
The project is located in a heavily wooded 86,111 sq. ft. (8000 sq. mts) plot in the Florida neighborhood in southern Mexico City. The brief required the construction of a luxury apartments complex and the headquarters for the foundation that finances the project.
The buildings are placed in such a way that all the existing trees are preserved. The facades are covered with plants as a camouflage strategy that conceals them behind the trees and give to the interior of the apartments the sensation of living on the treetops.
All the parking and service areas are located below the buildings to maximize the porosity of the soil and to avoid any visual obstruction on the ground level which becomes a continuous garden from the access on to the back of the plot. The ground level apartments are protected with a “land fold” covered with bushes that warrants their privacy and allows them to enjoy of a 2152 sq. ft. (200sq mts) private patio that surrounds them.
The rooftops are covered with a wooden deck that fades out to the vegetation of the facades. In these roof gardens the inhabitants of the apartments can have gatherings, meals, parties or enjoy the views of the gardens and the surroundings.
The complex haves an amenities building that includes a workout area, a swimming pool, a ballroom and a cafeteria and is surrounded by ponds and the different sceneries of the gardens.
Architects: ROW Studio ?" Álvaro Hernández Félix, Nadia Hernández Félix, Alfonso Maldonado Ochoa.
www.rowarch.com
Use: Luxury Apartments Complex and Offices.
Client: Fundacion Acapulco
Architect of Record: INMOSUR SA de CV ?" Arch. Álvaro Hernández Cabada.
Location: Mexico City
Contributors: Alejandro Maldonado, Ana Mancera, An¬tonio Scheffler, Ildefonso Navarro, Gloria Maldonado, Patricia Suárez.
Project Date: August 2009
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Aerial view of the complex.
Ponds and gardens in the common areas between the residential buildings.- The project is located in a heavily wooded 86,111 sq. ft.(8000 sq. mts) plot in the Florida neighborhood in southern Mexico City. Thebrief required the construction of a luxury apartments complex and theheadquarters for the foundation that finances the project. The buildings are placed in such a way that all the existingtrees are preserved. The facades are covered with plants as a camouflagestrategy that conceals them behind the trees and give to the interior of theapartments the sensation of living on the treetops. All the parking and service areas are located below thebuildings to maximize the porosity of the soil and to avoid any visualobstruction on the ground level which becomes a continuous garden from theaccess on to the back of the plot. The ground level apartments are protectedwith a “land fold” covered with bushes that warrants their privacy and allowsthem to enjoy of a 2152 sq. ft. (200sq mts) private patio that surrounds them. The rooftops are covered with a wooden deck that fades outto the vegetation of the facades. In these roof gardens the inhabitants of theapartments can have gatherings, meals, parties or enjoy the views of thegardens and the surroundings. The complex haves an amenities building that includes aworkout area, a swimming pool, a ballroom and a cafeteria and is surrounded byponds and the different sceneries of the gardens.
Detail of the green facades of the residential buildings.
Main access and amenities building.
Headquarters of the foundation- Architects: ROW Studio Álvaro Hernández Félix, NadiaHernández Félix, Alfonso Maldonado Ochoa. www.rowarch.comUse: LuxuryApartments Complex and Offices. Client:Fundacion AcapulcoArchitectof Record: INMOSUR SA de CV Arch. Álvaro Hernández Cabada.Location: Mexico CityContributors: Alejandro Maldonado, Ana Mancera, An¬tonioScheffler, Ildefonso Navarro, Gloria Maldonado, Patricia Suárez.ProjectDate: August 2009
- Interior of the apartments
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