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NATURA

Master’s thesis, 2020. A 95-hectare master plan next to the airport in Culiacán, from farmland to mixed-use.

Aerial golden-hour view of NATURA: logistics halls with rooftop photovoltaic arrays, a brick office tower, residential blocks, and sports fields along a tree-lined arterial.
01 · Aerial 95 ha · Culiacán
From farmland to mixed-use, next to the airport.

The views show brick residential towers with balcony planters, community gardens, a canal and park edge, and the airport on the horizon. No further program figures are published here.

NATURA is a master’s thesis master plan for 95 hectares in Culiacán, Sinaloa, Mexico, next to the airport. The site is shown as a shift from farmland to mixed-use: logistics with rooftop photovoltaics, offices, brick residential blocks, sports fields, and a landscaped public realm.

Visible themes in the drawings: brick residential architecture, balcony planters, community gardens (including a rooftop huerto comunitario), a canal and bikeway at the park edge, and airport adjacency.

Location
Culiacán, Sinaloa, MX
Scale
95 ha
Adjacency
Airport
Year
2020

Credits

Architect
Iván Tamayo Ramos
Thesis
Master in Architecture & Urbanism · ARCHIP, 2020
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