马术普埃布拉丨墨西哥普埃布拉丨Manuel Cervantes Estudio

该项目位于普埃布拉市西部，毗邻一个完全是岩石的保护区。项目包括一条 35 x 70 米的跑道、马厩、一个箱子和一个小型私人住宅区。客户从一开始就希望将人们的生活与马术生活结合起来。场地的地形意味着在移动赛马场时会遇到挑战，因为陡峭的坡度会对地形造成很大的影响或切割；因此，如何在切割和围护之间保持平衡，成为这个中心元素定位的出发点。

The project is located in the western part of the city of Puebla, adjacent to a reserve area where the land is completely rocky. The program included a 35 x 70 m track, stables, a box and a small private housing development. The purpose of the client was from the beginning to integrate people's lives with equestrian life. The topography of the site would mean a challenge when it comes to moving the track, since with the steep slope large contentions or cuts to the terrain were generated; that was how the positioning of this central element in equilibrium between the cut and the containment, would become the starting point.

从剖面图上可以清楚地了解该项目，每个方案都是根据地块本身的地形平整而成，避免了砍伐树木，力求为每种类型提供理想的条件。

The project can be clearly understood in section, where each program is placed on a level according to the topography of the land itself, avoiding the cutting down of trees and seeking to provide the ideal conditions for each typology.

马厩的轮廓与跑道的长边相呼应，在木制和钢制平台下重复布置 4x4 米的模块，并采用相同的调制方式，这使得我们在设计过程中可以根据客户的要求增加马厩。

The outline of the stables accompanies the long side of the track, in a repetition of 4x4m modules under a wooden and steel deck with the same modulation, which allowed us during the design process to add stables according to the client's request.

6 栋房屋位于庄园的最高处，每两栋为一个模块，朝向跑道；每栋房屋的私密性都是通过后方丰富的植被实现的，它们完全向后方开放，与朝向跑道的方向相反。

The 6 houses are in the highest part of the property, in modules of 2 with a frank orientation towards the track; The privacy of each home is achieved through the abundant vegetation in the back, towards which they open completely, contrary to what happens towards the track.

项目的物质性直接反映了这块土地的性质，所有在移动轨道时获得的大理石，随后都被用于马厩和围栏的地下室。

The materiality of the project responds directly to the nature of the land, where all the marble rock that was obtained when moving the track, was subsequently used in the basement of the stables and containment elements.

Architect:ManuelCervantesEstudio