The western facade is built with alucobond in the form of fish scales in order to circulate air and light between the horizontal louvers. The eastern facade is comprised of serigraph, sandblasted and transparent glass which block excess solar gain without disturbing the incredible view over the crystal clear Caribbean.
The double-tiered tower is connected by two high bridges that are also habitable, allowing for a funky bendy shape and solar shading. Flora has been incorporated throughout the building, creating a fluid extension of the natural surroundings at the bottom level and a pleasant urban roof. This gorgeous design epitomizes the future of smart, elegant mixed-use development. And did we mention it’s in Cancun?
+ Sanzpont Arquitectura
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This is a mixed-use development complete with a shopping mall, offices, and a hotel.
This stunning 20 storey double-tiered tower slated for Cancun definitely caters to the nature lovers of the world. Sanzpont Arquitectura combined a mall, hotel, and in
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This mixed-use development generously incorporates nature into its design.
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The double-tiered tower is connected by two high bridges.
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This creates a bendy shape and allows for solar shading.
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This is a mixed-use development complete with a shopping mall, offices, and a hotel.
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Every effort has been made to incorporate plenty of flora.
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The western and eastern facades feature two different kinds of materials.
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The western facade is comprised of alucoband, and horizontal louvers that circulate air and light.
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The eastern facade features serigraph, sandblasted, transparent glass that does not disrupt the incredible view.
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The design ensures that plenty of natural light infuses the building.
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Although it’s no rustic cabin, as population grows and urban density expands, towers like these ensure energy efficiency mixed with as much air, light, and green space as possible.
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