Timberland Terrace in México City: A-001

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Timberland Terrace in México City

Outdoor Commercial Development in México for Reman Holdings design by A-001 Taller de Arquitectura

Mar 17, 2019

Architecture: A-001 Taller de Arquitectura

Location: Mexico City, México

Timberland Terrace in Mexico City

Photos by Eduardo Gorozpe

Timberland Terrace

An under-used rooftop with a privileged location, in front of the Plaza de la República and the Monumento a la Revolución in Mexico City, sparked a strategic collaboration between the brand Timberland and the real estate developer Reman Holdings. Building Timberland Terrace reconciled the interests of both parts in having a venue for events and making the most of such a powerful space, to be part of the facilities of HomeWork.

A-001 Taller de Arquitectura led from the beginning the coordination, project management, architectural proposition and building process.

Timberland Terrace in Mexico City

This project puts in practice an URBANKETING® concept, developed by A-001 Taller de Arquitectura, which allows companies and brands to make marketing through accountable and non-invasive urban and city projects.

Timberland Terrace in Mexico City

The formal aspect was based on the premise of potentiating the view to the Plaza, besides giving priority to a versatile functionality. Consequently, a partially covered open plan floor was proposed, which enables to host different kind of events as parties, concerts, restaurant, bar, yoga, among others. Using material such as wood, metal, zinc plated roof, an architectural language was created according to the spirit of Timberland, which is inspired by the outdoors experience.

Timberland Terrace in Mexico City

The main challenge of this project was the structural solution, since a nonexistent floor plan level was created and to do so it was necessary to extend the vertical structural elements of the building and to set up a mesh over which the terrace was built.

Timberland Terrace in Mexico City

The Terraza Timberlad, being the first viewpoint to the Monumento a la Revolución, takes part in the urban revitalization of the Plaza de la República through a different way for promoting a brand: making a contribution to the city and taking advantage from disused spaces.

Timberland Terrace in Mexico City

The main challenge of this project was the structural solution, since a new, nonexistent floor plan level was needed.

Timberland Terrace in Mexico City

A nonexistent floor plan level was created, and to do so it was necessary to extend the vertical structural elements of the building and to set up a mesh over which the terrace was built.

Timberland Terrace in Mexico City

Timberland Terrace, México City – Building Information

Project size: 300 sqm
Site size: 490 sqm
Completion date: 2017
Building levels: 1

Timberland Terrace in Mexico City

Photography: Eduardo Gorozpe

Timberland Terrace in México City images / information received 170319 from A-001 Taller de Arquitectura

A-001 Taller de Arquitectura

Location: Mexico City, Mexico, North America

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