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2019
The installation is based on a low-caliber, self-supporting, prefabricated metal structure. It works based on a circular architectural floor plan whose diameter is seven meters. This structure is made from ten modules, where each one of them has a panel of recycled COMEX materials on the exterior and reflective surface inside of them.
Architect: Gracia Studio
Location: Alameda central, Ciudad de México
Year: 2019
Area: 38.5 sq.m.
Architect in Charge: Jorge Gracia
Construction: Factor Eficiencia
Photography: Onnis Luque
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COMEX Pavilion by Gracia Studio
03 / 26 / 2019 The installation is based on a low-caliber, self-supporting, prefabricated metal structure. It works based on a circular architectural floor plan whose diameter is seven meters
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