Agavero 牧场丨墨西哥丨1540 Arquitectura

墨西哥的工作室1540 Arquitectura在在Jalisco的龙舌兰区设计了一座牧场Agavero Ranch，以一系列的三角形作为其结构，其中还包含了一个名为Services Agavero Ranch的马厩。该牧场位于墨西哥的乡村，与其形状类似于龙舌兰植物在当地被用来制作龙舌兰酒。

Mexican studio 1540 Arquitectura has designed Agavero Ranch in the Tequila district of Jalisco, featuring a series of triangular structures that also contain a stable called The Services Agavero Ranch. Located in rural Mexico, the ranch is shaped like an agave plant used locally to make tequila.

Agavero Ranch是一个功能齐全的牧场，在现有的龙舌兰地里建造。由于景观起伏不平，所以选用了三角形。三角形的结构允许工作室按照个人的喜好来旋转建筑，而只与隔壁的建筑有一点接触，这样就可以很自然地适应道路的形状。

由于农业经营需求的变化，使用多个三角形结构使未来可以增加更多的房间。当三角形牧场结构的尖端延伸并向后朝向田野时，宽阔的正面沿着道路。三个独立的入口由一个柱廊连接，而一排排的柱廊参考了“墨西哥小镇的柱廊”。外部人行道的悬挑也为强烈的沙漠阳光提供了遮阳，仿古风格的照明装置沿着人行道而行，建筑之间的空隙中种植着树苗。

The use of multiple triangular structures allows additional rooms to be added in the future due to the changing needs of agricultural operations. The broad facade follows the road as the tip of the triangular pasture structure extends and faces back towards the field. The three separate entrances are connected by a colonnade, and the rows of colonnades reference the colonnade of a Mexican town. The exterior walkway overhangs also provide shade from the intense desert sun, with archaized lighting fixtures running along the walkway and saplings planted in the voids between the buildings.

建筑物的天花板和地基是由着色混凝土制成的，而墙壁是由轻砖砌成的。混凝土的颜色与景观的色调相似，工作室通过精心搭配色彩将其结构自然地融入景观，并通过使用传统特征，如门廊，融入文化背景，当人们从后面观察建筑的整体时，它具有一定程度的透明度。1540 Arquitectura将马厩和仓库布置在看门人住宅的两侧，其中包括一张床、一个小厨房、一间餐厅和一间浴室。管理员的住处在马厩和仓库之间，仓库里存放着经营牧场所需的所有设备。

The ceilings and foundations of the building are made of tinted concrete, while the walls are made of light brick. The colour of the concrete is similar to that of the landscape, and the studio blends its structure naturally into the landscape by carefully matching colours, and into the cultural context by using traditional features, such as porches, that provide a degree of transparency when one views the building as a whole from behind. 1540 Arquitectura flanks the gatekeeper's house with stables and warehouses, which include a bed, a kitchenette, a dining room and a bathroom. The caretaker's quarters were between the stables and the warehouse, where all the equipment needed to run the ranch was kept.

Architect:1540Arquitectura

Photos:CésarBéjarStudio

Words:小鹿