IUA Ignacio Urquiza Arquitectos

in mexico city, IUA Ignacio Urquiza Arquitectos' ninyas restaurant blends japanese and mexican influences through both its cuisine and design. the open layout and reflective steel surfaces create an immersive dining experience that captures the vibrant spirit of street food culture, while wooden elements and organic forms infuse a sense of warmth. read more here: https://lnkd.in/dspxGDsC

We wanted to share with you the article from DOMUS: "15 projects that represent contemporary housing in Mexico," in which our project Casa en El Torón II is featured. "Building in a nature reserve is almost an oxymoron but, beyond rhetorical figures and preconceived dissonances, this house in the El Torón Reserve on the coast of Oaxaca, on a 30-hectare conservation site, is an artificial element so integrated into the landscape that it seems to have always belonged". https://lnkd.in/gAgke9_C

We are Hiring: MODEL MAKER - 5 years of experience in creating architectural and presentation models - Strong ability in the representation and setting of architectural models - Experience with different materials, techniques, and tools - Laser cutting and 3D printing - Proficiency in software: SketchUp, Rhino, CAD, Excel Send your portfolio and CV no larger than 20 MB with the subject "IUA-Model Maker Vacancy" to: info@ignaciourquiza.mx

Estamos contratando: MAQUETISTA - 5 años de experiencia en elaboración de maquetas de arquitectura de trabajo y de presentación - Buena capacidad de representación y ambientación de maquetas arquitectónicas - Experiencia con diferentes materiales, técnicas y herramientas - Corte laser e impresión 3D - Uso de programas: Sketchup, Rhino, CAD, Excel Manda tu portafolio y CV no mayor a 20 MB con asunto "IUA-Vacante Maquetista" a: info@ignaciourquiza.mx

Excelente visita ayer al campus EBC Hermosillo para revisar los avances de la obra y definir detalles importantes. Nos sentimos muy bien acompañados por IUA Ignacio Urquiza Arquitectos, Leticia Serrano, cm2 y muchos más. Un extraordinario progreso hasta ahora, y estamos muy emocionados por el campus #14 de la Escuela Bancaria y Comercial.

Our design for Termas El Jabalí was informed by a study of historical precedents. We investigated building types ranging from the Roman Thermae, and the Islamic Hammam, over the Japanese neighbourhood bathhouse Sentō, to the pre-Columbian sweat lodge Temazcal. Our analysis focused on programmatic layout, circulation, temperature differences and natural light. Searching for common traits and a shared performative logic we realized that most precedents are composed of individual chambers that are linked into a clear sequence. These cells contain water, vapor or air with rising temperatures as visitors progress through the suggested thermal circuit, often culminating with the hottest, darkest and most compressed spaces, inducing a visceral and transformative experience, at times even an out of body experience as can happen with the Temazcal. In some examples interstitial spaces such as outdoor pools and courtyards may offer a break from the thermal circuit. Collaboration between Ignacio Urquiza and Max von Werz Termas El Jabalí has received the following recognitions: AR Future Projects awards 2024: winner (hotels and leisure category) The Architectural Review Architecture Masterprize 2023: honorable mention (healthcare and wellness category) Architecture MasterPrize Architecture Masterprize 2023: honorable mention (conceptual architecture category) Architecture MasterPrize

Termas El Jabalí is a project of thermal baths located in Tututepec on Mexico’s Oaxaca coast‭. ‬It is part of a 38.6-hectare masterplan consisting of a residential development of 75‭ ‬homes and communal amenities and envisioning a new way of inhabiting the coasts of our country by implementing strategies for environmental conservation and the rehabilitation of a badly damaged mangrove habitat‭. ‬The 490‭ ‬m2‭ ‬building’s design is articulated as a loose sequence of monolithic building volumes linked by a breezy elevated timber walkway‭. ‬A lightweight fly roof‭ ‬ –‬‭ ‬borrowing from the local vernacular architecture of the palapa‭ ‬ –‬‭ ‬echoes the deck‭, ‬lending protection from the elements and facilitating rain-water harvesting‭. The project takes inspiration from historical precedents such as the Roman Thermae and the Islamic Hammam‭, ‬by incorporating the idea of an invigorating thermal sequence whereby water‭, ‬vapor‭, ‬and air temperatures progressively rise as users pass from one volume to the next‭.‬ Users can proceed along the suggested bathing circuit‭, ‬take shortcuts‭, ‬or take breaks in one of the outdoor courtyards which are‭ ‬loosely framed and defined in part by the hard architecture and in part by the soft landscaping‭. ‬Historical precedents further‭ ‬inform how natural light and ceiling heights gradually decrease as visitors progress from space to space‭, ‬culminating in a visceral experience that fully isolates users from their surroundings and the preoccupations of everyday life‭.‬ Collaboration between Ignacio Urquiza and Max von Werz Termas El Jabalí has received the following recognitions: AR Future Projects awards 2024: winner (hotels and leisure category) The Architectural Review Architecture Masterprize 2023: honorable mention (healthcare and wellness category) Architecture MasterPrize Architecture Masterprize 2023: honorable mention (conceptual architecture category) Architecture MasterPrize

Our project Termas El Jabalí was been named winner of the AR Future Projects awards in the category hotels and leisure. A big thank you to The Architectural Review and the jurors Chris Lee, Julia King, Anjulie Rao for this recognition. Architectural collaboration between IUA Ignacio Urquiza and Max von Werz Launched in 2002, the AR Future Projects awards are a window into tomorrow’s built environments. Celebrating excellence in projects still on the drawing board or currently under construction, and the potential for positive contribution to communities, neighbourhoods and landscapes around the world.

Tårnkvartalet by Haptic Architects and PIR2 in Fornebu, Norway has been announced as the overall winner of the AR Future Projects awards 2024. Joined by two highly commended projects: Sinterbecken by Metaform Architects and Latz + Partner in Luxembourg, and the Camerich Jiaxing Factory by Neri & Hu in China. The full list of category and prize winners are as follows: Civic and community: Parvathagiri Market by Mazumdar Bravo Architects in India Commercial mixed use: InnHub La Punt by Foster + Partners in Switzerland Cultural regeneration: Paisley Museum Reimagined by AL_A in the UK Education : Tårnkvartalet by Haptic Architects and PIR2 in Norway Hotels and leisure: Termas El Jabalí by IUA Ignacio Urquiza Arquitectos + Max von Werz Arquitectos in Mexico Housing: Occupation of the Ford Factory by Studio MK27 in Brazil New and old: Sinterbecken by METAFORM architects and Latz + Partner in Luxembourg Offices: Camerich Jiaxing Factory by Neri&Hu Design and Research Office in China Regeneration and masterplanning: Earls Court Masterplan by Hawkins\Brown and Studio Egret West in the UK Competition entry prize: Fleurance Recomposed by Mooradian Studio in France Student prize: An Architecture of Co-production on Pedra Branca by Eugene Tan, National University of Singapore Sustainable research and design prize: Melbourne's Net-Zero Future by Bates Smart in Australia You can find more information about all our winners and their projects here: https://bit.ly/3T6ytgN

#Hiring #Architect 5‭ ‬years of experience Project conceptualization‭, ‬architectural design development‭, ‬and construction document‭, ‬drawing of plans‭, ‬3D modeling Sketchup‭, ‬Rhino‭, ‬CAD‭, ‬Revit Adobe Suite‭, ‬Office Fluent in Spanish and English Send your portfolio and CV no larger than 20‭ ‬MB with the subject‭ ‬“IUA-Architect Vacancy”‭ ‬to‭:‬ info@ignaciourquiza.mx