Mexico TID Annex wooden architecture

设计方：ATELIER ARS°

位置：墨西哥

分类：公共设施

内容：实景照片

图片：36张

摄影师：Onnis Luque

几年以前，当我们从葡萄牙出发去西班牙北部旅行的时候，我们认识了这些漂亮的、原始的谷仓，这些谷仓被称为Horreos，我们还学习到了一些其他的事情，比如怎样使一个内部空间保持新鲜和空气连续流通带来的通风，这是通过在墙壁上创造一个敞开的建筑结构达到的。我们的项目是为原始的TID建筑修建一个附加的部分，原始的TID 建筑是墨西哥，瓜达拉哈拉ITESO大学中学习建筑和设计的学生们在校园中装配的一个木制模型。?

我们通过将教学内容付诸实践，从而唤醒人们对传统Horreos的记忆。这个附加建筑是漆和各种涂层颜料刷制而成的；这也是为什么这栋建筑需要用木制百叶窗来达到自然通风的原因，这些木制百叶窗使得空气可以无视墙壁的阻拦并自由的流通。对这个项目来说最重要的一个条件是我们必须充分利用可移动的体量，因为这个项目附属于一栋拥有LEED认证的原始建筑，建筑系的理事会也不希望新的附加建筑会影响LEED认证。?

译者：蝈蝈?

Few years ago, we were traveling from Portugal to Northern Spain and we knew about these beautiful primitive granaries named Horreos, and learned among other things, how an interior space can be kept fresh and ventilated allowing the air to flow continuously, by making an open tectonic system in the facade. Our project is about the annex of the existing TID building where architecture and design students go to fabricate wooden models at ITESO University in Guadalajara Mexico.?

We thought we could recall the traditional Horreos by putting into practice its teachings with a strong process of transformation. The annex is the place where people go to apply lacquer, varnishes and all kind of coating paints; and that is the reason for the building to have natural ventilation with a system of wooden louvers that allow the air to flow through the facade.One of the most important conditions for this project was, that we had to make a fully removable piece, because it was going to be the annex of an existing building with a LEED Certification, and the board of the department of Architecture did not wanted to affect that certification with a new extension.