Cuauhtémoc Park Ramp / Carreño Sartori Arquitectos


Cuauhtémoc Park Ramp / Carreño Sartori Arquitectos

 Cuauhtémoc Park Ramp / Carreño Sartori Arquitectos - Exterior P،tography, Garden
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  • <،le>Area Area of this architecture project Area: 
    1200 m²

  • <،le>Year Completion year of this architecture project
    Year: 

    2022


  • <،le>P،tographs

  • <،le>Manufacturers Brands with ،ucts used in this architecture project

    Manufacturers:  Canteras Andinas, RGM, Renner Coatings



  • Lead Architects:


    Mario Carreño, Piera Sartori del Campo

 Cuauhtémoc Park Ramp / Carreño Sartori Arquitectos - Exterior P،tography, Cityscape
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Sketch

Text description provided by the architects. Rampa Cuauhtemoc. It is an open compe،ion to solve the universal accessibility of a route that continues a system of public parks. 

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General plan
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Sketch

In the place, there is a bridge that crosses the highway and a circular pool from the 70s, a project by Carlos Martner, an outstanding Chilean landscape architect. 

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Modules plan

The growth of the avenue has compressed the original pedestrian descent and brought the cars closer to the park with great risk – and noise. 

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North elevation

It is necessary to overcome 6 meters of unevenness with a constant ، of 5%, which requires an extension of 120 meters for the ramp. Taking advantage of the long circular perimeter of the pool, it is surrounded by a first 60-meter-long elevated walkway that descends with views of the surrounding mountains. 

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West elevation

The second section – also 60 meters long – is a tree-lined ،, which serves as a containment for cars and noise. Between both sections, there is a staircase for quick p،age and a small amphitheater. 

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Section

Construction, Modulation, dis،embly, and ،embly. The torsion of the ascending spiral is resolved in a concentric di،al model formed by radial ribs and a central beam, understood as a set of solidary elements. This model unfolds into flat figures of the different pieces, which are cut with CNC on large format sheets of 3000×9000 mm. In turn, these elements – which include semi-cuts for welded joints – are rolled for curvatures and ،embled in the factory in nine equal modules plus three adjustment modules for the ends. Then, these prefabricated components are mounted on the in-situ pillars. The ،ms, both for the terrain ،s and for the construction elements, were ،d in different physical scale models, which anti،ted the work.

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منبع: https://www.archdaily.com/1004585/cuauhtemoc-park-ramp-carreno-sartori-arquitectos