架构师提供的文本描述。该项目从一栋既有的建筑开始，有许多结构限制和非常有限的区域。考虑到最繁忙的空间照明最少，从一开始就寻求解放内部空间，产生新的开口，使照明和通风变得正确。

Text description provided by the architects. The project starts from a pre-existing building with many structural limitations and very limited areas. It was sought from the beginning to liberate the interior spaces generating new openings that allowed a correct lighting and ventilation, considering that the busiest spaces were the least illuminated.

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为了创造这个开放空间，有人提议在房子里建立一个新的中央庭院，把它变成房子的中心，中央空间照亮和连接卧室、社交区域和书房，并起到自然通风的作用。

To generate this opening, it was proposed to create a new central courtyard inside the house to turn it into the heart of the house, the central space that illuminates and connects bedrooms, social areas and study and also, serves as natural ventilation.

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 Facade Axonometry

立面轴测

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通过集成参数化设计元素以响应项目约束，借助先进的建模工具，结合计算设计、传统的建筑方法和来自该地区的材料-例如手工砖-投射出一个外观，这就是它如何使项目具有当代和区域特性。

By integrating elements of parametric design to respond to project constraints, a façade is projected with the help of advanced modeling tools, combining computational design, traditional construction methods and materials from the region -such as artisanal milpa brick- , and this is how it manages to give the project a contemporary and regional identity.

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考虑到人行道是​​项目的公共区域，建议在​​与邻居和过路人共享绿地的基础上，创造一个高质量的空间，并为城市提供一个令人愉快和方便的空间。据此，根据各地区的具体情况，将植被分为遮荫植物、日光植物和水生植物三大类。随后，为了将这一区域纳入整个项目，利用数字工具设计了人行道鹅卵石图案，利用其材料的几何形状，并以该区域为因素优化设计，以实现所期望的绿色区域表面目标。

Considering the sidewalk as the public area of ​​the project, it is proposed to create a quality space based on the idea of ​​sharing the green areas with neighbors and passers-by and providing the city with a pleasant and accessible space. Thus, and according to the specific conditions of each area, the vegetation was selected and divided into three groups; plants of shade, sun and aquatic. Subsequently, in order to integrate this area into the whole project, a cobble pattern for the sidewalk was designed using digital tools, using the geometry of its materials and optimizing the design using the area as a factor to achieve the goals in terms of surface in green areas desired.

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Architects Ariel Valenzuela, Diego Ledesma

Location Monterrey, Mexico

Area 370.0 m2

Project Year 2018

Category Houses

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