The Project is built in a 19th Century Hacienda in the City of San Juan del Río, Mexico, is a Pavilion to receive guests to events, the concept is to build a very light glass body among the old stone walls of the Hacienda, we design a metallic structure for the large clear bookstore and have the fewest supports so that it looks as transparent as possible, we have a water mirror perimeter to refresh the environment where the whole structure is reflected.

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Architects: Grupoarquitectura

Location: San Juan del Río, Querétaro, Mexico

Area: 300.0 m2

Project Year: 2016

Photographs: Agustín Garza

Architects Collaborators: Daniel Álvarez, Gabriel Villalobos, Erick Ríos, Tomás Álvarez
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From the architect. The Project is built in a 19th Century Hacienda in the City of San Juan del Río, Mexico, is a Pavilion to receive guests to events, the concept is to build a very light glass body among the old stone walls of the Hacienda, we design a metallic structure for the large clear bookstore and have the fewest supports so that it looks as transparent as possible, we have a water mirror perimeter to refresh the environment where the whole structure is reflected.

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First Floor Plan

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