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- Architects: Palma Estudio
- Location: Escandón I Secc, Mexico City, CDMX, Mexico
- Author Architects: Ilse Cardenas, Regina de Hoyos, Diego Escamilla, Juan Luis Rivera
- Design Team: Tonatiuh Armenta
- Area: 35.0 m2
- Project Year: 2018
- Photographs: Luis Young
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Text description provided by the architects. The project seeks to provide a shadowed space for the terrace of an apartment in the Escandon neighborhood in Mexico City.
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36 pieces of volcanic stone are elevated and anchored to a metallic structure overhead. At the center of each stone, a brass disc is screwed onto a metallic structure which is hidden behind the first plane of “floating” stones.
Axonometric
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Axonometric Montage
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A grid of shadows appears and disappears throughout the course of the day, mirroring the pattern of the stone pergola onto the floor.
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The red stones seem to float above the views of the city, with the blue sky outlining the grid. A textured collage is created, contrasting the sky, the grain of the stone and the metallic discs that carry them.
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