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Viva Organica

Agricultural complex in Mexico, 2016. Improving quality of life through the built environment — an example to the agricultural industry. Published in ArchDaily.

Viva Organica: white industrial volumes with a sawtooth roof and a glazed ground floor on a gravel site.
01 · Complex México
Improving the quality of life through the built environment.

Published in ArchDaily.

Viva Organica is an agricultural complex in Mexico. The project works on improving quality of life through the built environment, and sets an example to the agricultural industry by design.

The project was published in ArchDaily.

Type
Agricultural complex
Location
México
Year
2016
Publication
ArchDaily
Aerial view of modular two-story housing around landscaped walkways, with greenhouses at the edge of the site.
02 Housing among the fields Conjunto
Four rammed-earth pavilions around a central tree, linked by dark metal pergolas.
03 Courtyard pavilions Patio
Aerial view of two-story brick housing blocks with rooftop tanks, walkways, and agricultural fields beyond.
04 Brick housing blocks Vivienda
North and east elevations of the bachelor housing: brick modules, recessed stairs, and roof shade structures.
05 Bachelor housing elevations Alzados
Symmetrical floor plan of a multi-room housing block with a central common space, stairs, and paired rooms.
06 Housing-block plan Planta

Credits

Architect
Iván Tamayo Ramos
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