Casa Azul Delfino Lozano

2017-11-03 11:00

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Casa Azul位于佐波潘北部，位于一片300平方米的土地上，以前有一座建筑价值很低的旧建筑，该项目是基于一个四口之家的需要，一层/社交区：停车位，欢迎露台，工作室，客厅-厨房和清洁区，二楼/私人区域：主人室，1号和2号房间和客厅。

Casa Azul is located at the north of Zapopan, it sits on a 300-square meter lot, where before existed an old construction that had low architectonic value, the program is based on the necessities of a family of 4 members, first floor/social zone: parking space, welcoming patio, studio, living room-kitchen and cleaning zone, second floor/private zone: master room, room 1 and 2 and living room.

 © César Béjar

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以西向东方向的土地，使设计成为原形.阳光经过混凝土格子的处理，既保护了太阳，又帮助捕捉到了两面无方向的阳光，具有考虑高度和交叉通风的显着性，产生并保持了舒适的室内气候。室内空间被不同高度的墙壁隔开，墙壁的开口让空气通过，让你有一种开阔的空间，当你穿过房子的时候，设计提供了一个机会，让你逐渐地从一个区域居住到另一个区域。

The land with orientation west-east routed the design to create the volumes. The sunlight was treated with the work of concrete lattice to protect the sun and at the same time, helped captured undirected sunlight on both facades, it is noticeable having considerate heights and cross ventilation to generate and maintain a comfortable interior climate, the interior spaces were divided by walls of different heights having a connection from openings in the walls that let air go through and give you a sense of open space, as you walk through the house the design provides the opportunity to live this home gradually from zone to zone.

 Lower floor plan

低层平面图

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 Upper floor plan

上层平面图

在外面，成品由中性色的比例组成，以蓝色为外色，由果冻制成的格子中出现灰色，从铁块和砌块中提取黑色，这些颜色是通过烧砖带来的自然颜色来强调和与内部相联系的。在内部，成品以白色为基础，结合了抛光混凝土的纯正性、木材的典雅性和马赛克的多色涂层。

On the outside the finished materials were composed by a scale of neutral colors, having blue as the outside color, the presence of grey from the latticework made from jalcreto and color black from the ironwork and the building block, these colors are emphasized and are related to the interior by the natural color that the burned brick brings. On the inside, the finished materials are based in white, to combine the sobriety of polished concrete, the elegance of wood, and the multicolor coating from the mosaic.