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架构师提供的文本描述。由弗朗西斯科帕多阿尔奎托设计，与建筑师朱利奥阿梅斯库，米兰44是一个城市再生项目，位于科洛尼亚华雷斯，墨西哥城。该项目将一座原来是汽车零部件商店所在地的四层旧仓库改造成一个城市市场，重新激活一个社区，将两个截然不同的区域连接起来。一方面，蓬勃发展的商业区连接着具有象征意义的帕西奥·德拉·改革，另一方面则是时髦亚文化的活跃中心-科洛尼亚·罗姆·诺特(Colonia Romo Norte)。该地区自1985年地震以来一直处于衰败状态，目前正经历着缓慢的士绅化进程。中心位置和丰富的历史，它已经配备了新的基础设施，现在拥有遗传密码为城市的未来发展。

Text description provided by the architects. Designed by Francisco Pardo Arquitecto, in collaboration with architect Julio Amezcua, Milán 44 is an urban-regeneration project located in Colonia Juarez, Mexico City. The project transforms an old four-storey warehouse that was originally home to an auto-parts store into an urban market that reactivates a neighborhood, which connects two entirely contrasting areas. On one side, the booming business district that lines the emblematic Paseo de la Reforma, and on the other side, the lively epicenter of hipster subculture, Colonia Roma Norte. This area, which has been in decay since the 1985 earthquake, is currently experiencing a slow gentrification process. Centrally located and rich in history, it has been equipped with new infrastructure and now holds the genetic code for the city’s future development.

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根据该地区的新动态改造现有建筑一直是该建筑公司面临的主要挑战，该公司决定将一个由混凝土梁、柱和板组成的固定网格(最初从功利的角度出发)整合到这个多动力场馆的新公共角色中。

Transforming the existing building according to the new dynamics of the area has been the main challenge for the architectural firm, who decided to integrate a regular grid of concrete beams, columns and slabs, originally conceived from a utilitarian perspective, into the poly-dynamic venue’s new public role.

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这个网状结构像一副未加工的骨架，是一个两层高的本地市场、餐馆和几个私人商业空间的框架，包括一家理发店和一家瑜伽工作室。这一新的公共项目在本质上和物理上都是城市本身的延伸：前一座仓库，有着盲目的外墙，猛烈地摇晃着它的皮肤，打开了它的大门，并邀请了城市结构的到来。

Left exposed like a raw skeleton, the reticular structure is the framework for a two-storey local market, restaurants, and several private commercial spaces including a barber’s shop and a yoga studio. The new public program intrinsically and physically forms an extension of the city itself: the former warehouse with its blind façades vigorously shakes off its skin, opening up and inviting the urban fabric to come in.

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在保持原有规模和结构的同时，该建筑经历了完全的变形：增加了一个绿色楼梯，以产生流体的垂直循环。这个元素就像一个胭脂，把空间连接起来，并邀请游客广泛地探索这座建筑。

While maintaining its original scale and structure, the building has undergone a complete metamorphosis: a green staircase has been added to generate fluid vertical circulation. Acting like a fil-rouge, this element connects the spaces and invites visitors to explore the building extensively.

 Axonometric

建筑实践的创始人弗朗西斯科·帕多(Francisco Pardo)说：“通过它，街道会向内向上折叠。”这就像一个横向穿过建筑物的漩涡，把街道直接拉到屋顶上。

“Through it, the street folds to the inside and upwards” says Francisco Pardo, founder of the architectural practice. “it’s like a vortex that transversely crosses the building, pulling the street right up to the rooftop”.

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建筑高峰位于顶层，也向公众开放，并设有一家啤酒吧：这样，米兰44项目给城市的回报远远超过了标准建筑的底层，后者通常被指定用于商业用途。取而代之的是，一个全新的、充满活力的场所出现了，以向体现该地区的根本变革的集体致敬。

The architectural peak culminates on the top floor, which is also open to the public and hosts a beer bar: in this way, the Milán 44 project gives back to the city much more than just the ground floor of a standard building, which is typically designated for commercial use. In its place, an entirely fresh, dynamic venue has emerged, in homage to the collectivity that embodies the radical change embracing the area.

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Architects Francisco Pardo Arquitecto, Julio Amezcua

Location Calle Milán 44, Juárez, 06600 Col Juárez, CDMX, Mexico

Design Team Jan Müller, Tiberio Wallentin, Gabriela Mosqueda, Benjamín Mercado, Víctor Cruz, Aarón Rivera

Area 1016.0 m2

Project Year 2017

Photographs Diana Arnau

Category Refurbishment

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