Temporary pavilion Mextrópoli.The ROOM is a 43 m2 triangular space surrounded by 4 meters-high walls. The walls are built in concrete blocks. The external surface of the walls is raw, the internal one is painted in light pink (RAL 3015). The ROOM has one circular entrance measuring 2 meters in diameter, and a smaller porthole measuring 60 centimeters placed 2,8 meters above the ground level. Both holes are realized with precast concrete elements, such as common sewage headwalls. If needed, the entrance of the ROOM can be closed by placing a couple of solid wood panels in front of it. This is all we can say about the design of the ROOM.

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Architects: Salottobuono, Enrico Dusi Architecture

Location: Central Alameda Park, Av. Hidalgo s/n, Cuauhtémoc, Centro, 06010 Ciudad de México, CDMX, Mexico
Architect In Charge: Salottobuono + Enrico Dusi Architecture

Design Team: Matteo Ghidoni, Enrico Dust Architecture

Area: 43.0 m2

Photographs: Moritz Bernoully

Collaborators: Arin Alia, Matteo Bassi, Roxani Maragkoudaki

Engineering Consultant: Sinergo Spa

Constructor: Factor Eficiencia

From the architect. Temporary pavilion Mextrópoli.
The ROOM is a 43 m2 triangular space surrounded by 4 meters-high walls. The walls are built in concrete blocks. The external surface of the walls is raw, the internal one is painted in light pink (RAL 301...