A clear sequence.
Hanging and the sink occupy one end. Machines, hampers and the ironing area continue the wall, revealing the different tasks.
Monterrey, Nuevo León
Collaborative project · Gintarini
Editorial name · Monterrey · Gintarini collaboration
THE IDEA
Organizing the stages of garment care along a compact wall, with upper storage and integrated accessories.
One joinery wall combines hanging, washing, sorting and ironing. Machines sit above basket niches; pull-out hampers and a fold-out board show how accessories can become part of the cabinetry. Continuous timber gives this service space the same attention as the rest of the home.
THE SPACES / 01 VIEWS
The design shared by Francisco Serrano Hess and its new visual interpretations. The source of each image is identified. Open an image to browse the gallery.
MATERIAL / THE DESIGN
Fronts and niches with vertical grain.
A support surface beside the washing area.
Hampers and ironing board shown in use.
Hanging and the sink occupy one end. Machines, hampers and the ironing area continue the wall, revealing the different tasks.
The visualization places the washer and dryer on a base with niches. Baskets make use of the lower joinery volume.
Hampers and the ironing board are shown extended from the cabinetry. Upper cabinets keep the remaining storage enclosed.
THE SKETCHBOOK / DRAWINGS AND PROCESS
A contemporary reading of the arrangement and volumes visible in the rendering. These diagrams were reconstructed for the portfolio; they are not the project's original drawings.
Interpretive plan and axonometric, created for this portfolio from the rendering. These are not original construction drawings.
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