With the intention of creating a space which represents a escape from Mexico City, a reinterpretation of pre-hispanic Mexico was created, this scenario includes some elements such as sacbé (roads), palm covers, items made of clay (such as flowerpots), chairs made of natural materials, and the most important element: the maize field.
Architectural Plan Illustration: PAAR TALLER
Those elements combined result in a terrace filled with natural elements, where the vegetation is completely endemic to our country.
Fusion between vegetation and furniture Photography: Carlos Alberto Ríos LimónAerial view of the terrace Photography: Carlos Alberto Ríos Limón Furniture: NOMAHVegetation Photography: Carlos Alberto Ríos Limón
Galileo Terrace, Polanco, Mexico City
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With the intention of creating a space which represents a escape from Mexico City, a reinterpretation of pre-hispanic Mexico was created, this scenario includes some elements such as sacbé (roads), palm covers, items made of clay (such as flowerpots), chairs made of natural materials, and the most important element: the maize field.
Illustration: PAAR TALLER
Those elements combined result in a terrace filled with natural elements, where the vegetation is completely endemic to our country.
Photography: Carlos Alberto Ríos Limón
Photography: Carlos Alberto Ríos Limón
Furniture: NOMAH
Photography: Carlos Alberto Ríos Limón
Comparte con el mundo!
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