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3/27/2015 O Dos Vasconcelos – Hotel Habita Monterrey / Landa Arquitectos | ArchDaily http://www.archdaily.com/311368/odosvasconceloshotelhabitamonterreylandaarquitectos/ 1/5 About Contact Submit Advertise SUBSCRIBE TO OUR DAILY NEWSLETTER EMAIL ADDRESS Selected Works O Dos Vasconcelos – Hotel Habita Monterrey / Landa Arquitectos ArchDaily YouTube 6R MORE OF LANDA ARQUITECTOS 1 Jan 2013 UIAC / Landa Arquitectos MORE PROJECTS SELECTED BUILDINGS MOST VISITED OF THE WEEK 23 Mar 2015 Tribeca Loft / Andrew Franz Architect Sign In Register © Javier Orozco Architects: Landa Arquitectos Location: San Pedro Garza García, Nuevo León, Mexico Architect In Charge: Agustín Landa Vertiz Collaborators: Roberto Garcia, Rolando Martinez, Cecilia Dominguez, Edna Garza, Enrique Yañez, Claudia Carreno, Jorge Corcuera Area: 40,000 sqm Proyect Year: 2008 Photographs: Javier Orozco O Dos Vasconcelos is a mixeduse complex organized around a central, openair public space with a circular plan. The parking area, the apartments and commercial spaces, and the hotel volume are all visible from the entrance level. The relation between the underground and the aboveground spaces, and the concentration of different functions in carefully crafted pieces, lends the complex a mechanical character –appropriate for a predominantly industrial city– which reminiscent of the early work of James Stirling. The first two floors above street level are occupied by commercial spaces. Above them are the one and twostorey apartments. The organization of the apartments and their circulations draws on the housing buildings by Mario Pani, with the interior corridors of Le Corbusier transformed into naturally ventilated and illuminated balconies. The hotel is an independent element with an ovoid plan. Its vertical circulations and services are concentrated on two solid concrete cores that support freespanning floors. The floors house a crossventilated restaurant and hotel rooms, served by central corridors. The hotel volume also includes a rooftop terrace, with spectacular views of the city of Monterrey and the surrounding mountains. The terrace has two moonshaped swimming World 28 DEC 2012 Hotels and Restaurants Selected Works Landa Arquitectos Mexico Monterrey San Pedro Garza García 51 Like 2 5 31842 POSTS 391274 COMMENTS SEARCH ARCHDAILY Home Projects News Articles Interviews Software Venice Biennale More Materials CATALOG

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Architects: Landa ArquitectosLocation: San Pedro Garza García, Nuevo León, MexicoArchitect In Charge: Agustín Landa VertizCollaborators: Roberto Garcia, Rolando Martinez, Cecilia Dominguez, EdnaGarza, Enrique Yañez, Claudia Carreno, Jorge CorcueraArea: 40,000 sqmProyect Year: 2008Photographs: Javier Orozco

     

O Dos Vasconcelos is a mixed­use complex organized around a central, open­air publicspace with a circular plan. The parking area, the apartments and commercial spaces, andthe hotel volume are all visible from the entrance level. The relation between theunderground and the aboveground spaces, and the concentration of different functions incarefully crafted pieces, lends the complex a mechanical character –appropriate for apredominantly industrial city– which reminiscent of the early work of James Stirling.

The first two floors above street level are occupied by commercial spaces. Above them arethe one and two­storey apartments. The organization of the apartments and theircirculations draws on the housing buildings by Mario Pani, with the interior corridors of LeCorbusier transformed into naturally ventilated and illuminated balconies.

The hotel is an independent element with an ovoid plan. Its vertical circulations andservices are concentrated on two solid concrete cores that support free­spanning floors.The floors house a cross­ventilated restaurant and hotel rooms, served by central corridors.The hotel volume also includes a roof­top terrace, with spectacular views of the city ofMonterrey and the surrounding mountains. The terrace has two moon­shaped swimming

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pools, on the north and south sides of the plan, and is covered by a thin slab of concrete,suspended from steel cables.

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The hotel’s reception is located on the ground level. It is a freestanding concrete and glassbox.

The open space around this box links the street and the interior public space of O DosVasconcelos and thus serves as an entrance to the rest of the complex. The hotel is boththe public face of the building and its doorway

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