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    This document summarizes the Casa Tabique project located in Mexico and designed by Alejandro D' Acosta in 2009 with a floor area of 196 square meters. The design focused on using critical materials like annealed red brick in novel ways to define each space, such as using different brick bond patterns that provide unique views, plans, elevations and shadows without cutting into the traditional earthen walls. Brick bonds including running bond and Flemish bond were employed in distinct areas like bedrooms to further distinguish the spaces.

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    This document summarizes the Casa Tabique project located in Mexico and designed by Alejandro D' Acosta in 2009 with a floor area of 196 square meters. The design focused on using critical materials like annealed red brick in novel ways to define each space, such as using different brick bond patterns that provide unique views, plans, elevations and shadows without cutting into the traditional earthen walls. Brick bonds including running bond and Flemish bond were employed in distinct areas like bedrooms to further distinguish the spaces.

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    Casa Tabique Case Study of Brick Patterns

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    This document summarizes the Casa Tabique project located in Mexico and designed by Alejandro D' Acosta in 2009 with a floor area of 196 square meters. The design focused on using critical materials like annealed red brick in novel ways to define each space, such as using different brick bond patterns that provide unique views, plans, elevations and shadows without cutting into the traditional earthen walls. Brick bonds including running bond and Flemish bond were employed in distinct areas like bedrooms to further distinguish the spaces.

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    Location: Mexico

    Casa Tabique / Alejandro D' Acosta Area :  196 m²


    Year :  2009
    Typology of Casa Tabique:

    In this project resulted critical materials such as


    annealed red brick, and the proportions of the
    spaces.

    The idea was not to cut the septum and not use
    the traditional way, but do it in different ways to
    define the personality of each space
    Pattern 1:
    views:

    Elevation
    Plan

    perspective
    Shadow:
    Pattern 2:
    views:

    Plan

    Elevation perspective
    Shadow:
    Pattern 3:
    views:

    Plan

    Elevation perspective
    Shadow:
    In other places including
    bedrooms flemish bond
    has been used

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