Cubes of San Pedro is a project designed by the Mexican 21 Arquitectura studio which is occupied by the architect Manuel Romero.
Born of the need to create a space of comfort because of its location the temperatures are very high and any place that generates a shadow is vital. It is located on the outskirts of the city of La Paz BCS in a country cottages land called San Pedro.
Made with wooden pallets 3 cubes of different sizes where the smallest of all house a container of water for own use by users and site maintenance project, the other remaining two are intended to provide shade and comfort needed to their stay.
The sustainability of this project is based on the use of discarded materials such as are wooden pallets and reclaimed wood, from conceptualization thought develop as an emerging architecture and due to customer acceptance will remain as it is referred to as first stage of the final project.
Location: San Pedro, Mexico Architects: 21 Arquitectura Architect in Charge: Manuel Romero Renders: 21 Arquitectura Area: 700 m2 Projected Area: 49.64 m2 Year: 2014 Status: start construction Owner: Private Client