Meya

EAAD RMX Tecnológico de Monterrey Campus Estado de México Project Workshop 4 Semester February - June 2020 TEAM |4 Student(s) | Karen Ledesma - Kiria Sashida - César Huerta Professor | Ana Sabrina Martínez Feria - Bogdan Mircea Ilie Project name | Meya Project description | Cultural Center

Tecnológico de Monterrey Campus Estado de México | EAAD RMX
Project Workshop 4
Semester February - June 2020
Student(s) | Karen Ledesma, Kiria Sashida, César Huerta
Teacher : Ana Sabrina Martínez , Bogdan Mirecea Ilie
Project name | Meya
Project description | Centro Cultural

~ MEYA ~

Sprouting water

The Real del Bosque Cultural Center is located in the municipality of Tultitlán, State of Mexico, on the outskirts of the Sierra de Guadalupe. When visiting this site, we highlighted its importance for the locality, since it has one of the few accesses to the Sierra, which has been walled with the intention of preventing its perimeter from being cut back.

On the other hand, when we interviewed the locals, they told us how important this place is for them, because this is where they practice their cultural activities, even the teachers and students themselves have been modifying the spaces according to their needs. Previously this site was an abandoned market.

After visiting the site, we conducted an analysis of the context as well as the needs we found, representing it with interpretive mapping, which helped us define the direction of our project with three powerful ideas.

Concept

° Our intention is to interlace, to connect the highlands with the City, taking into account the:
° Collect water.
° To promote cultural education.
° Create micro-spaces with micro-climates.

Master Plan

The project generates connections through pedestrian walkways and ramps that allow universal accessibility. On the other hand, several wetlands were generated throughout the site to recover the water from the mountains that is lost in the drains, which is distributed to the interiors of the buildings to create micro-climates. It also has green terraces that help to capture water for the wetlands.