Best in Black Многоквартирный Дом by Fernando Valdez is a highly esteemed winner of the very prestigious 2020 Золотая премия A' Design Award in Архитектура, строительство и проектирование конструкций Competition Category.
ЗолотаяАрхитектура· 2020
Best in Black Многоквартирный Дом
Client: Valdez Arquitectos
Золотая премия A' Design Award Winner in Архитектура Category
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About Best in Black Многоквартирный Дом
Best in Black - это проект, целью которого является создание нового жилого дома. Внутренний дизайн квартир представляет собой промышленный дизайн, сочетающийся с мексиканской архитектурой, выбранные материалы призваны создать ощущение чуда в общественных местах и создать уюта в квартирах, что контрастирует с чистым сдержанным фасадом. Четыре фасада явно вдохновлены случайным расположением игровых фигур Тетриса, образующих стены и окна здания, создавая освещенную атмосферу, создающую комфорт для пользователя.
The Recognition
About the Золотая премия A' Design Award
Best in Black Многоквартирный Дом — лауреат Золотой премии A' Design Award, неимоверно престижного признания, присуждаемого первоклассным, восхитительным и выдающимся проектам. Обладатели Золотой премии — это чрезвычайно инновационные, провидческие и ослепительно блестящие творения, отражающие гений, мудрость и мастерство их авторов. Ожидается, что Best in Black Многоквартирный Дом станет высоко превозносимым, задающим тренды и монументальным изобретением, обеспечивающим беспрецедентную ценность. Этот проект, получивший Золотую премию A' Design Award, — впечатляющая, уважаемая работа, которая приносит большую пользу и раздвигает границы искусства, науки, дизайна и технологий. Best in Black Многоквартирный Дом вызывает сильное чувство желания, пробуждает страсть, побуждает к творчеству и завораживает нас.
Behind the Design
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Credits, team members and technical details provided by the designer.
- Unique Properties
- The 19th-floor residential complex Best in Black located in the city of Puebla, Mexico, is a project that aims to create a new kind of residential building. Designing each floor different gave us an opportunity to play with the structure and distribution of the interior spaces, creating atmospheres that generate comfort for the user.
- Dimensions & Packaging
- Althought each floor and facade had to be different, we generated a singular size for the glass and marble that would be multiplied to create forms following the function of the structure. We managed to fit those singular pieces to generate interesting and clean perspectives
- Tags
- Architecture, Building, Housing, Tetris, Materials, Facade, Interior, Color
- Production Technology
- The interior design of the apartments reflects industrial design meeting Mexican architecture, the materials selected like wood, concrete and marble give the space a warm look and through the palate of colors white and black represents the idea of the facade of the interior design.
- Design Challenge
- This project was an opportunity to blend the private and public, there are nine different kinds of apartments mixed with the structure and the public spaces, this would make the user feel unique. Playing this tetris game as our original idea, we managed to have a balance of comfort and light in our main facade and the living areas.
- Research
- We researched the typical vertical structures in the city and found that glass was the most common material because views to the volcano and the mountains were a priority, we tried to make a balance between transparency and opacity.
- Inspiration
- The facade comes from an idea, the brick game. This old version had the same principals of the nowadays popular game but in a old black and gray version. The four facades are clearly inspired in a random placement of the Tetris game shapes forming the walls and windows of the building, meanwhile the dark tones in the materials is based on the abscene of color in that particular old version that the young future architect treasured for years.
- Project Duration
- The project design started in November 2018 and finished in April 2019 in Puebla, Mexico.
- Operation Flow
- While selecting the materials, we thought on contrasts, light and darkness, roughness and clearness. As a consequence, the stucture had to be mixed with the natural materials, the columns and beams divide the space depending on its use creating different heights and circulations.
- Image Credits
- Image #1: Night View, Image #2: Lobby, Image #3: Circulations, Image #4: Amenities, Image #5: Living room
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