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Editor: New York : Rizzoli Electa, 2024Descripción: 287 p. : ill. ; col. ; plans ; 30 cmTipo de contenido:- text
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The second Rizzoli publication dedicated to an important member of the Mexican and Latin American architectural vanguard, celebrating exceptional craftsmanship and refined sophistication, and guided by the ideals of Mexican modernism.
Farca looks to the work of the late design icon Luis Barragán for inspiration, blending tradition with modernity. He focuses on the importance of collaborating with indigenous artisans who work in age-old Mexican crafts, to create environmentally sustainable, indoor/outdoor spaces and furniture with a palette of natural materials, translated through a contemporary luxury lens. This lavish volume features sixteen of his newly built private residences in Mexico and California that show off his spectacular designs for seamless indoor and outdoor living.
Notable projects include sun-drenched beach houses in Los Angeles and throughout Mexico that integrate artisanal practices, such as mosaics and patterns of hammered copper, which contribute to the local communities. At the start of any project, Farca and his team undertake a detailed bioclimatic study of a site, documenting the wind, light, and temperature conditions hour to hour and day to day. Those shifts generate the framework for layouts, form, flow, and material choices. At the Los Jales house in Jalisco sun washes deliberately across exterior walls of stucco and cast-in-place concrete, their distinctive surfaces shifting into an immersive tapestry of complementary gray tones, a tableau en grisaille. Beyond the exterior walls the unexpected awaits, be it a sublime courtyard planted with branching cacti; a seamless sweep of pool, surf, and sky; or a floating central staircase bathed in natural light. Step through the front doors and the outside world recedes as textures, surfaces, finishes, and geometries come into focus, inviting exploration and contemplation.
Introduction by Sam Cochran --
Text by Ezequiel Farca --
Conversation with Ezequiel Farca and Glenn Sestig --
Text by Elena Mallet --
Introduction Sam Cochran 07 --
Ima guest House Baja California Sur Mexico 38 --
Casa Escuela Yucatán Mexico 76 --
Culiacán House Sinaloa Mexico 112 --
Conversation withEzequiel Farca and Glenn Sestig 144 --
La Privada House Baja California Sur Mexico 156 --
Ima House Baja California Sur Mexico 10 --
Los Jales House Jalisco Mexico 56 --
GX House Sinaloa Mexico 96 --
Vallarta House Jalisco Mexico 128 --
Fundadores House Baja California Sur Mexico 150 --
JM House Baja California Sur Mexico 164 --
Loto House Baja California Sur Mexico 172 --
Santa Monica House California United States 190 --
Hidden Hills House California United States 218 --
Jao Waldorf Restaurant Quintana Roo Mexico 244 --
Interweave Identities : Art, Crafts and Design at the Ezequiel Farca Studio 272 --
El Cielo 12 House Baja California Sur Mexico 180 --
Woodley House California United States 206 --
Malpeque Waldorf Signature Restaurant Quintana Roo Mexico 232 --
Baglietto Yacht La Spezia Italy 256 --
Ezequiel Farca Studio 293 --
"The second Rizzoli publication dedicated to an important member of the Mexican and Latin American architectural vanguard, celebrating exceptional craftsmanship and refined sophistication, and guided by the ideals of Mexican modernism. Ezequiel Farca looks to the work of the late design icon Luis Barragán for inspiration, blending tradition with modernity. He focuses on the importance of collaborating with indigenous artisans who work in age-old Mexican crafts, to create environmentally sustainable, indoor/outdoor spaces and furniture with a palette of natural materials, translated through a contemporary luxury lens. This lavish volume features sixteen of his newly built private residences in Mexico and California that show of his spectacular designs for seamless indoor and outdoor living. Notable projects include sun-drenched beach houses in Los Angeles and throughout Mexico that integrate artisanal practices, such as mosaics and patterns of hammered copper, which contribute to the local communities. At the start of any project, Farca and his team undertake a detailed bioclimatic study of a site, documenting the wind, light, and temperature conditions hour to hour and day to day. Those shifts generate the framework for layouts, form, flow, and material choices. At the Los Jales house in Jalisco sun washes deliberately across exterior walls of stucco and cast in-place concrete, their distinctive surfaces shifting into an immersive tapestry of complementary gray tones, a tableau en grisaille. Beyond the exterior walls the unexpected awaits, be it a sublime courtyard planted with branching cacti; a seamless sweep of pool, surf, and sky; or a floating central staircase bathed in natural light. Step through the front doors and the outside world recedes as textures, surfaces, finishes, and geometries come into focus, inviting exploration and contemplation"--