CASA AZUL
Delfino Lozano
ARCHITECT
Delfino Lozano
COLLABORATORS
Bernardo Sánchez, Sebastián Aldrete
MATERIAL
Brick/block, Jalcreto Lattice, Pinewood, Steel: Rod, Beams, Concrete
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER
Delfino Lozano Armenta
CARPENTERY
Mauricio Villalbazo
IRONWORK WINDOWS
Frank Chamú
ELECTRICAL/PLUMBING
Eugenio Martinez
ELECTRICAL
Eugenio Martinez
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER
Delfino Lozano Armenta
PLUMBING
Eugenio Martinez
SITE
300.00 m²
AREA
270 m²
YEAR
2017
LOCATION
Zapopan, Mexico
CATEGORY
Houses
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.
The land with orientation west-east routed the design to create the volumes.
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.
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.
