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PAUL CREMOUX studio

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Black, Female, Latinx, Asian/Pacific Islander, LGBTQIA+, Indigenous, Disabled owned

México Distrito Federal, MX

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NM14 House

The main interest of the project is to respond to a series of themes: the relationship between a steep topography and the new construction, clean energy production, economic maintenance aspects, a zero-energy home strategy, and specifics customer’s needs are among the set of intentions that establish a philosophy of growth and enrichment for the specific natural site.

The structure is planted in three levels ranging from street level 0 (access), level -1 (all social areas), and level -2 (bedroom and private areas). The central volume of the house is oriented towards the south, acting as a thermal mass (thermostat device) thus, allowing all adjoining areas to be naturally heated regulated.

As an economic strategy, level -2, where bedrooms are located, is a volume aligned with the natural contours lines of the site.

The overall project footprint area answers to a logic of “Plant Salvation”; a maximum number of oak trees are kept. This enables the correct distribution of green-energy roofs that will produce all energy required by the house.

 
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Status: Unbuilt
Location: Mexico, MX
Firm Role: Architect Designer
Additional Credits: Credits.
Design Architect:
Paul Cremoux W.
Project Team:
Jonathan Castañeda.
Structural Engineering:
Arch. Fernando Colín.
MEP Engineering:
Ing. Jose Antonio Lino Mina, DIA.
Sustainability Intelligence:
PAUL CREMOUX studio and Ing. Jose Antonio Lino Mina DIA.
Landscape Design:
Manuel Angel Bugallo, BUO Arquitectura.
General Contractor:
Not Defined
Status:
Pending for official approval.

 
South Facade
South Facade
South Aest Facade
South Aest Facade
South West Facade
South West Facade
Interior Main Entry
Interior Main Entry
Piano Space
Piano Space
Main Stairs
Main Stairs
Model
Model
Model
Model
Casa NM 14 Animation