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24 projects

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THE FLOATING CHOCO-BARS

The proposal is a design of a strict solid and transparent cube with a several cubicle volumes underneath

용상 and 연수

Eco Bio Tent

Designed in Tabasco, the BioTent Resort emphasizes eco-friendly elements by using recycled cacao husks. Cooling fog and Scandiamos control temperature and humidity. The outer wall, made from oyster shell mortar, ensures durability and cost reduction, while reflecting Mayan architecture. The spiral roof minimizes heat and sunlight.

muge

CAMINO DEL CACAO

The resort in Comalcalco, Mexico, combines traditional materials and modern design to create a seamless connection between architecture and nature. With a central courtyard and a layout that integrates public and private spaces, the project fosters a strong relationship with the surrounding cocoa plantations, offering guests a immersive experience.

Yannet

Ringsail: Playful Waves of Madrid

Ringsail: Playful Waves of Madrid is a portable theater designed for vibrant street performances, seamlessly blending art and community in the heart of the city. The ring-shaped sail creates a dynamic backdrop, effortlessly rotating to engage audiences from all angles.

Regan

Wonder-Wall

Wonder-Wall is a fully portable street performance system designed for effortless transport throughout Madrid. Similar to a tent, it utilizes a system of collapsible framing poles that can be arranged in multiple configurations. When in transit, Wonder-Wall folds into a compact cart, approximately the size of a lawnmower, ensuring convenient mobility.

Marium

COSMIC FLOW

Cosmic Flow envisions an innovative recreational space situated beneath a highway in San Luis Potosi, Mexico, seamlessly merging cosmic themes with the rich cultural heritage of the Huastec people. This design concept creates a dynamic environment that extends spatially, forming a multi-level structure that accommodates a variety of activities and functions.

naomi and Namira

Liston Oasis

An oasis amidst an urban fabric.

Maryam and 2 others

Helix fusion

"Enter Helix Fusion: A Culinary Odyssey, where past and future intertwine, crafting an unparalleled culinary adventure. Rooted in Latin American culture and avant-garde molecular gastronomy, our establishment epitomizes innovation, sustainability, and a homage to culinary traditions."

Paola

El Patio

The current project explores a balance between the areas contained in the project creating a cohesive green and social environment not only within the park but with its surroundings.

Jaime

Project LUXOR

Urbanization through the environment. Create a habitable space for young students from Puebla in Mexico, using recycled media to conserve green spaces.

Gosia

Bubble factory

The present times force us to take unusual solutions, which results in our innovative project. We presents a concept based on glass bubbles moving around the entire space of the restaurant. Thanks to this solution, it is possible to ensure security for customers and the restaurant itself has become a unique place.

Mohammad Amin

Mexico city co_ living

During the 20 century the issue of dwelling in the city was mainly solved with the production of mass housing. At the turn of the 21st century this model shows patent signs of crisis. Not because of the absolesence of the technical tools developed over time, but rather because of the fading away of its cultural premises, of the ideology that had shaped it,