Lyncott
Year: 2024
Location: Santiago de Querétaro, México
Built Area: 1012.9 m2
PPAA Team: Pablo Pérez Palacios, Emilio Calvo, Miguel Vargas, Alice Moreno, Jonathan Reséndiz, Rodrigo Miranda, Indira Fernández, Nancy Estevez / Lyncott: Julio Martínez, Gerardo Martínez, Nancy González / Constructor: Consulta Urbana / Wood Structure: Vigalam / Facade: Danpal
Photography: Fabian Martínez
This new intervention addresses the challenge of balancing the industrial character of the context with a serene and conscious environment.
A conscious and sustainable workspace that redefines what it means to inhabit an industrial environment.
The expansion project for Lyncott’s offices is situated within a pre-existing industrial complex. This new intervention addresses the challenge of balancing the industrial character of the context with a serene and conscious environment focused on connecting with nature.
Lyncott represents a visionary step towards sustainable design in Mexico, by becoming the first building with an all-wood CLT structure in the country. This innovative material not only offers lightness and strength but also helps mitigate climate change due to its capability to absorb CO₂.
The façade, made of Danpal, enhances natural light diffusion, optimizes thermal performance, and contributes to energy efficiency, creating a balanced and comfortable indoor environment.
