The "Single-Family Home" Architectural Design Workshop, organized by the architecture firm Cota Paredes Arquitectos, concluded its fourth edition, inviting recent graduates and final-semester architecture students to develop a single-family housing project over four weeks, either in person or online.
The project involved designing a home for a small family within a gated community in Zapopan, Jalisco, Mexico. The proposal also had to comply with the building regulations of the "Los Robles" development, incorporating essential guidelines to achieve a single-family home design based on the concepts of introspective architecture.
Site: Vistas del Valle II, Condominio Encinos, Block G, Lot 3, Los Robles Gated Community. COS: 0.6. CUS: 1.2
Materials: Material selection was open, with the recommendation to use local materials that integrate into the site's immediate context.
Program:
Andrea Romero Ríos
Monserrat Ruíz Esparza
Josimar Bocanegra Rodríguez
Salvador Gómez Taboada
Irving Cano Julián
Alfredo García Armas
Héctor Reyes Alanís
Final Jury
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