© Luis Gallardo

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 © Luis Gallardo

路易斯·加拉多

架构师提供的文本描述。我们揭开了古老的La Cubana巧克力工厂的历史图层，该工厂始建于1872年，2004年在SantaMaría la Ribera社区工作。通过这种方式，我们恢复和整合了一个混合用途和规模变化的住房动态。由于其地理位置和历史背景，这个殖民地发展了社区传统，并在一个摩尔人亭周围使用。

Text description provided by the architects. We uncovered the layers of history of the old La Cubana Chocolate Factory that was founded in 1872 and worked until 2004 in the Santa María la Ribera neighborhood. In this way, we rehabilitate and integrate a housing dynamic with mixed uses and changes in scale. Because of its location and its historical background, this colony has developed neighborhood traditions and uses around a Moorish kiosk.

Text description provided by the architects. We uncovered the layers of history of the old La Cubana Chocolate Factory that was founded in 1872 and worked until 2004 in the Santa María la Ribera neighborhood. In this way, we rehabilitate and integrate a housing dynamic with mixed uses and changes in scale. Because of its location and its historical background, this colony has developed neighborhood traditions and uses around a Moorish kiosk.

 © Luis Gallardo

路易斯·加拉多

 © Luis Gallardo

路易斯·加拉多

除了“Porfirian”的起源之外，SantaMaría la Ribera还在一家“兰切里亚”(Rancheria)中成立，这是该市最早的殖民地之一，以及新墨西哥州、建筑师之一、圣拉斐尔河和格雷罗河。这是一个由中上阶层人士居住的住宅区，他们在城市和郊区有轨电车之间建造优雅舒适的住宅，建造公共建筑和一些工厂，还有布埃纳维斯塔火车站。二十多岁时，工厂搬到殖民地，有一大群人，其中包括一家工厂、印刷厂、办公室、住宅和一家商店，出售糖果、雪茄和巧克力雪茄、法式铣削和古巴巧克力17。

Beyond its 'porfirian' origin, Santa María la Ribera founded in a 'rancheria´, one of the first colonies of the city along with New Mexico, the one of the architects, the San Rafael and the Guerrero. It was a residential area inhabited by people of upper middle class, who build elegant and comfortable homes between urban and suburban trams, the construction of public buildings and some factories, in addition to the Buenavista railway station. In the twenties, the factory moved to the colony and there was a large group that included a factory, printing house, offices, residence and an outlet that sold sweets, cigars and chocolate cigars, French milling and Cuban chocolate 17.

Beyond its 'porfirian' origin, Santa María la Ribera founded in a 'rancheria´, one of the first colonies of the city along with New Mexico, the one of the architects, the San Rafael and the Guerrero. It was a residential area inhabited by people of upper middle class, who build elegant and comfortable homes between urban and suburban trams, the construction of public buildings and some factories, in addition to the Buenavista railway station. In the twenties, the factory moved to the colony and there was a large group that included a factory, printing house, offices, residence and an outlet that sold sweets, cigars and chocolate cigars, French milling and Cuban chocolate 17.

 © Luis Gallardo

路易斯·加拉多

 © Luis Gallardo

路易斯·加拉多

由于历史建筑的工业和邻里本质相同，这些住宅不仅重新密集了市中心，而且还回收了原有的建筑，留下了地产两侧的通道，并整合了循环、广场、儿童游戏和花园区。大型主工业建筑主要用于在露台、花园和露台周围布置65至86平方米的低矮建筑。

With the same industrial and neighborhood essence of the historic building, the dwellings not only re-densifies the center of the city but also recycles the original structures leaving an access on both sides of the property and incorporating circulations, plazas, children's games and garden areas. The large main industrial building was used to distribute the low buildings with apartments from 65 to 86 square meters around patios, gardens and terraces.

With the same industrial and neighborhood essence of the historic building, the dwellings not only re-densifies the center of the city but also recycles the original structures leaving an access on both sides of the property and incorporating circulations, plazas, children's games and garden areas. The large main industrial building was used to distribute the low buildings with apartments from 65 to 86 square meters around patios, gardens and terraces.

 © Luis Gallardo

路易斯·加拉多

Architects JSa

Location Nogal 187, Sta María la Ribera, Mexico City, CDMX, Mexico

Author Architects Javier Sánchez, Benedikt Fahlbusch

Design Team Milton Durán, José Barreto, Tadeo Ángeles, Francisco Martínez

Area 31000.0 m2

Project Year 2016

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