This set of apartments is located in one of the coldest areas of Mexico City. Hence the intention to seek a warmth that goes from the materials chosen for the design. We use a ceramic block with a salmon color that seeks to achieve greater heat retention and a friendly appearance. Orientation was also one of the priorities when designing the complex, looking east and west views to take advantage of the sun's heat as much as possible.
The complex consists of 56 apartments each fully equipped with luxury finishes such as marble, wood, etc. The planters were designed to create almost jungle environments within the complex, helping the views and apart helping with the filtration of the reused rainwater reducing the environmental impact of the project. The project is divided into three blocks in order to achieve interior patios that seek natural lighting and ventilation for all departments, as well as create more spaces with vegetation.
On the roof, a public roof garden is designed consisting of all linked individual spaces, which gives special flexibility to the program. To design the lattice, the same block used for the entire project is used, placed upside down, thus achieving a monolithic appearance with slight differences in texture that slightly reveal the private program carried out inside and creating an interesting relationship with the street. The complex takes advantage of the location it has, surrounded by wooded and urban areas, achieving a unique mix of views.
