Luna 1807 Building / Roldán Arquitectos

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Guadalajara, Mexico
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  11948 ft²
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2022
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  • Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project
    Manufacturers:  Cumulo Macetas, Icon Stone, Lagar Cocinas Funcionales, Mabe, Stanza, Studio Barro, URREA, Zeraus Iluminación
  • Lead Architects: Patricia Roldán Herrera, Lucía Caldera Escalante, Cesar Daniel Muñiz Barajas, Guillermo Roldán Herrera
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Luna 1807 Building / Roldán Arquitectos - Exterior Photography, Windows, Brick, Facade
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Text description provided by the architects. On a Street with very little traffic, in an irregular site where an abandoned house used to be, we designed an apartment building in a mostly residential area known as ¨La Americana¨ neighborhood in Guadalajara.

Luna 1807 Building / Roldán Arquitectos - Interior Photography, Windows, Brick, Facade
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A four-floor block that rests in a smaller footprint on the ground floor to give open space between our building and the adjacent houses also allows filtering of subtle light to the main entrance and creates a nice path to walk in and out of the building. At the same time, the ground floor acts as a connection between the upper floors and the underground floor which has a different structure due to the parking requirements of the building.

Luna 1807 Building / Roldán Arquitectos - Interior Photography, Living Room, Windows, Brick, Facade, Courtyard
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Luna 1807 Building / Roldán Arquitectos - Interior Photography
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As a result of the irregular shape of the site, a diagonal line on the east side is where we planned the vehicle access ramp just next to the neighbor´s ramp which gave us the opportunity to have a totally separate pedestrian entry.

Luna 1807 Building / Roldán Arquitectos - Interior Photography, Table, Windows, Chair
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Luna 1807 Building / Roldán Arquitectos - Interior Photography, Kitchen, Chair, Closet, Beam
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Plan - Ground floor
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On the back side of the site, we decided to preserve an adobe wall from the original house that integrates into our design and that now remains a witness of the passing of time.

Luna 1807 Building / Roldán Arquitectos - Interior Photography, Bathroom, Windows, Bathtub
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Plan - Type N1,N2,N3
Luna 1807 Building / Roldán Arquitectos - Interior Photography, Kitchen, Table, Countertop, Chair, Windows, Sink
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The 8 apartment units have an average area of 75 sqm and 3-meter heights designed to be inhabited by a single person or a couple, where only the bathroom and laundry areas are enclosed within walls and the rest is an open and versatile space.

Luna 1807 Building / Roldán Arquitectos - Interior Photography, Table, Chair, Windows, Beam
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The fifth floor is occupied by a penthouse that has two different terraces that give privacy to the space and at the same time are open to the skyline of the city.

Luna 1807 Building / Roldán Arquitectos - Exterior Photography
© Agustín Arce Figueroa

The aesthetic was made possible through the formwork´s pattern and pigmented concrete that integrates with the surrounding context in a discrete manner.   The earth-colored concrete determined the colors and materials throughout the building like marble, wood, and clay.

Luna 1807 Building / Roldán Arquitectos - Interior Photography, Facade
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Under these premises, Luna 1807 was born as a residential building proposal that interacts and enhances the immediate context to offer friendly and humane living spaces that give a sense of peace to their habitats.

Luna 1807 Building / Roldán Arquitectos - Exterior Photography, Windows, Facade
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Address:Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico

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Cite: "Luna 1807 Building / Roldán Arquitectos" [Edificio Luna 1807 / Roldán Arquitectos] 04 Nov 2022. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/991690/luna-1807-building-roldan-arquitectos> ISSN 0719-8884

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