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Pabellon de la Reserva坐落在Reserva Santa Fe内，是平衡生活方式的体现——一种以亲密拥抱大自然为中心的生活方式，地理位置便利，距离繁华的墨西哥城大都市仅几分钟路程。

Nestled within Reserva Santa Fe, Pabellon de la Reserva emerges as a testament to a balanced way of life—an existence centered around the intimate embrace of nature, all conveniently situated just minutes away from the bustling metropolis of Mexico City.

该项目位于寒冷潮湿的气候中心，拥有一个小湖，并沉浸在广阔的 Otomi-Mexica 森林中，面临着众多挑战。其中最重要的是必须构思一种能够真实反映其自然环境特征的建筑设计。

Positioned at the heart of a cold and humid climate, graced by the presence of a small lake, and immersed within the sprawling expanse of the Otomi-Mexica forest, the project faced a multitude of challenges. Foremost among them was the imperative to conceive an architectural design that could authentically echo the character of its natural environment.

Pabellon de la Reserva 的精致框架以其细微的结构和以灰绿色色调呈现的悬臂屋檐为特色，优雅地消除了项目的边界，成为自然环境的微妙框架。在这种共生的配置中，建筑结构组织空间并产生与其环境结构相呼应的节奏。象征性地，该项目的模块重新诠释了环绕其位置的七个湖泊的壮丽，从Otomi文化珍视的宇宙世界观中汲取灵感。

The delicate framework of Pabellon de la Reserva, characterized by its nuanced structure and cantilevered eaves rendered in an ash-green hue, gracefully dissolves the boundaries of the project, serving as a subtle frame for the natural surroundings. In this symbiotic dispotition, the architectural structure organizes space and engenders a rhythm that echoes the very fabric of its context. Symbolically, the modules of the project reinterpret the grandeur of the seven lakes that surround its location, drawing inspiration from the cosmic worldview cherished by the Otomi culture.

Pabellon de la Reserva 代表着一次初步探索，邀请用户踏上体验式探索的变革之旅——证明了一座活生生的再生建筑所蕴含的可能性和愿望。它召唤人们沉浸在一个建筑和自然环境界限模糊的境界中，最终重塑他们对居住和与居住的空间互动的真正意义的理解。

Pabellon de la Reserva represents an initial exploration, inviting users to embark on a transformative journey of experiential discovery—a testament to the possibilities and aspirations encapsulated within a living, regenerative building. It beckons individuals to immerse themselves in a realm where the boundaries between the built and natural environment blur, ultimately reshaping their understanding of what it truly means to inhabit and engage with the spaces we inhabit.

Architect:HEMAA

Interiors:HEMAADirecciónMX

Landscape:HugoSanchezPaisaje

Photos:CésarBéjarStudio