位于离古老的Calzada México-Tacuba几米远的地方，在一个很久以前被称为Barrio de Santa Julia的传统街区。Cacamatzin 34被插入到一个非常复杂的城市环境中，包含许多折衷的19世纪别墅和20世纪初的vecindades（社会住房）的例子。我们开发了一个新的模式，将社会住房插入城市遗产价值区。
Located a few meters from the ancient Calzada México-Tacuba, in a traditional neighborhood known long ago as Barrio de Santa Julia. Cacamatzin 34 was inserted in a very complex urban context, containing many examples of eclectic 19th century villas and early-20th century vecindades (social housing). We developed a new model for the insertion of social housing into urban heritage value areas.
这个新模式的基础是承认和回收该地原有的遗产和街区的遗产的战略。在现场发现了一个19世纪老别墅的原始遗迹和几棵极好的树–一棵核桃树和一棵白蜡树。
This new model is based on a strategy of acknowledgement and recycling the place pre-existences and the heritage of the neighborhood. On the site were found original vestiges of an old 19th century villa and a couple of superb trees -a walnut and an ash tree-.
这些树是别墅原有花园的一部分–在我们参观了这个地方后不久，我们决定保留所有的东西–设计策略是用一个中央天井来拥抱这些树，实现紧张和连接街道、别墅和40套公寓，将住宅区整合在一起。
Those trees were part of the original garden of the villa -soon after we visited the place we decided to keep everything- The design strategy was solved with a central patio to embrace the trees, achieving to tense and join the street, the villa and the 40 apartments that integrate the housing complex altogether.
其结果是：一个友好的、多样化的、宽阔的开放空间，现在被建筑内的居民作为一个聚集和共存的地方使用。
The result: a friendly, diverse and wide open space that is now used by the inhabitants of the building as a place for gathering and coexistence.
该项目探索并包括不同的住房类型，从45到65平方米，一到两层，所有的类型都结合了双高空间、天井、露台和阳台。这有助于为不同的用户提供多样化的供应，最重要的是，它为房屋提供了根据用户需求进行调整和发展的可能性。
The project explores and includes diverse housing typologies, from 45 to 65 sq meters, in one or two floors, all the typologies combine double height spaces, patios, terraces and balconies. This helps to diversify the supply for different users and above all, it provides the possibilities for the house to adapt and grow according to the users’needs.
Architects: tallerdea
Area: 3268 m²
Year: 2012
Photographs: Onnis Luque, Moritz Bernoully
Manufacturers: Cemex, Colorines, Comex, Cuprum, Interceramic, Novaceramic
Architects In Charge:René Caro, Jesús López
Project Team:Héctor López, Antonio Rivas, Paloma Morales
Client:Desarrolladora Inmobiliaria WELT
City:Ciudad de México
Country:Mexico