“Sustainability? Working with the community” – Julio Amezcua
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“Sustainability? Working with the community” – Julio Amezcua
Julio Amezcua of AT103 in Mexico sees the most outstanding aspect of the “Kokokali” project is its engagement with the people and its specific context with the community – building connections at the emotional level. “Children’s House: Pedagogically-aligned school” in San Andrés Payuca, Mexico demonstrates deep sensibility for social, technical and environmental concerns – all combined and transformed into a stunning building for children, a building embedded in the landscape and appropriately playful in its formal expression.
Julio Amezcua of AT103 in Mexico sees the most outstanding aspect of the “Kokokali” project is its engagement with the people and its specific context with the community – building connections at the emotional level. “Children’s House: Pedagogically-aligned school” in San Andrés Payuca, Mexico demonstrates deep sensibility for social, technical and environmental concerns – all combined and transformed into a stunning building for children, a building embedded in the landscape and appropriately playful in its formal expression.
Last updated: October 11, 2014 Medellín, Colombia
Julio Amezcua of AT103 in Mexico sees the most outstanding aspect of the “Kokokali” project is its engagement with the people and its specific context with the community – building connections at the emotional level. “Children’s House: Pedagogically-aligned school” in San Andrés Payuca, Mexico demonstrates deep sensibility for social, technical and environmental concerns – all combined and transformed into a stunning building for children, a building embedded in the landscape and appropriately playful in its formal expression.