Piso 11

Located in the down town square of Guadalajara with North-South orientation, this 80’s built apartment brings a recurrent challenge to the firm: recycling. Therefore, the goal is to give a renewed personality to its 160 square meters and to freshen up its already existing functional and efficient program, having as only problem the wearing of time.
Transformation is the aim, erasing the stories of an unknown past in order to write the new and unborn ones. It is also about reconsidering and reassessing spaces, highlighting the skills of the former project and correcting the unfortunate ones to optimize it all.
This is how intervention is subtle as for modifications on indoor plant. The most significant is in the kitchen which becomes totally open, and thus shortening its length, comes to be more efficient while gaining surface areas and visual wideness.
The flat’s skin is completely renewed. In both bedrooms, bathrooms, living and dinning rooms, kitchen, as well as ceilings, had their textures changed, and therefore all lighting systems modified. These come to emphasize certain places and to soften others by means of scenery light displays.
All other gear is also updated, that is taps, faucets and built-in lavatories, achieving a totally renewed sensation. The integral intervention includes natural granite kitchen surfaces with stainless steel on walls, matt wooden floors, and single piece marble plates for bathrooms.
As an extension of the firms’ custom, the remodeling provided art and design pieces as part of the scenery and as one more of the essential needs of the renewal. This 11 th Floor is, then again, an opportunity for the dwellers for a second affable chance.

PISO 11 (remodeling)

Project File
 
Location:
Condominium Venecia, Av. Hidalgo
Guadalajara, Jalisco
 
Date:
Proyecto: 2009
Obra: 2009
 
Designers:
Agraz Arquitectos SC.
Ricardo Agraz
 
Collaborators:
Javier Gutiérrez
Erick Martínez
Jessica Magaña
DI. Ian Beckman
 
Construction:
Salvador Aguirre
 
Art:
Fernando Sandoval
Adrián Guerrero
 
Photography:
Mito Covarrubias
 
Construcción: 160 m2