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WORKS 

DL1310 APT 
PAVILION (   )
Z53 SOCIAL HOUSING 
JARDÍN Y PABELLÓN ESCÉNICO 
ODP APT 
TL 2816
LEÓN SOCIAL HOUSING 
CHAPULTEPEC 500 
M193 APT  
AL APT
TORRE FLORENCIA 
MX99 
OKU 
WELLNESS CENTER 
OKU PEDREGAL 
P1 APT 
CASA 11
OSTRERÍA 109 
S20 
G120 
C47 
FERRY TERMINAL 
DL 5155 APT 
HC APT 
CAMPECHE APT
LUMA CAFÉ 
JD LANDSCAPE
SPORTS CENTER 
AVT APT 
LP NO. 12 
ARCHIVO PAVILION  
SCHOOL IN TULUM
HANGING OBJECTS
LINEAR PARK  
QUASI THING 
IKZA 
PAU SCHOOL OF ARCH. 
SLIGHTLY FAMILIAR 
JV APT 
RESTAURANT IN TULUM
HOTEL IN SRI LANKA
IV APOTHECARY 
MAYORGA ROOFTOP
SANTA MARÍA APT
2875 APT 
ANAMUR SOCIAL CENTER 
BOLICHE MARSELLA 
TRIPAS SONORAS 
SHOA MEMORIAL   
BLUE RUIN 
ÇANAKKALE ANTENNA 
SPORTS COMPLEX 
CH 430 APT 
TL2888 APT  

EXPLORATIONS 

VANISHING CONCRETE 
BRICK ORNAMENTS 
STUCCO HATCHES 
 TERRAZZO 
TRAVERTINE EXTRUSIONS

BOOLEAN TOTEM

WICKER GLITCH LAMP
 


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OKU PEDREGAL





Located in front of the iconic Parroquia de la Santa Cruz del Pedregal by designed by Antonio Attolini Lack on the corner between Boulevard de la Luz and Av. de las Fuentes at Jardines del Pedregal, OKU opened its second restaurant in Mexico City.
The interior layout takes advantage of the hight and elongates proportions of the space. Kitchen and services are situated in the back area, leaving the rest of the open space for dining and bar. 

The bar and sushi bar works as the storefront of the long space. On its upper part, a mezzanine is created with tables and a corridor at the back. This mezzanine generates individual tables that are hanged from the the existing structure, proposing a unique dinning experience. the structure is composed of light steel members that are welded into the existing steel structure of the building.
Cylindrical lighting elements are hanged form the ceiling, merging the electric cables with the structural elements of the mezzanine.
On the upper dining area the drop ceiling is interrupted, leaving exposed the steel structure to have more height, generating a sensation of cutting and pasting the ceiling into the tables.
The cladding material are a combination of pine wood, gfrc concrete panels and pigmented stucco, producing a light and open atmosphere that plays with polished and raw finishes.























Location: Mexico City
Structure: Steel
Type: Commercial  
Team: Narciso Martinez, Isaac Michan Daniel,
Status: Built
Size: 120 sqm
Year: 2020     


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