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$72,000,000 MXN

For Sale

Building in Americana, Guadalajara

Published

30 parking spaces

2,500 m² total space

727 m² Lot Size

22 m long

34 m lot width

Year Built: 1978

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LUVIAN BUILDING FOR SALE IN THE AMERICAN COLONYEDIFICIO LUVIANO EN VENTA EN LA COLONIA AMERICANA

Luviano Building
Between General San Martín and Simón Bolívar
Architect: Félix Aceves Ortega
Client: Lic. Carlos Luviano Jaramillo
Year of Construction: 1978

Perhaps the greatest representative of brutalism in Guadalajara, Félix Aceves completed this building in 1978. Once again (as he did in his Mexico Building of 1973), Arq. Aceves took an unorthodox approach in the conception of this office building. Awarded that year with an honorary mention in the Cemento Moctezuma works award for his use of exposed concrete, this building, however, can cause mixed feelings due to its imposing presence in an area where examples of residential architecture from the Tapatía School of the 1920s and 1930s abound.

We must mention that the 70s were not known for interpreting historical context in projects, something that is perhaps the most important element in the conception of a project in similar areas at this time. It has 30 parking spaces, 5 floors plus basement, elevator, facilities in excellent condition and maintenance.
***SUBJECT TO CHANGE WITHOUT PRIOR NOTICE***
***Valid until stock availability is exhausted***Edificio Luviano
Entre General San Martín y Simón Bolívar
Arquitecto: Félix Aceves Ortega
Cliente: Lic. Carlos Luviano Jaramillo
Año de Edificación: 1978

Quizá el mayor representante del brutalismo en Guadalajara, Félix Aceves concluyó este edificio en 1978. Una vez más (como lo hizo en su Edificio México de 1973), el Arq. Aceves tomó una aproximación poco ortodoxa en su concepción de este edificio de oficinas. Galardonado ese año con una mención honorífica en el premio de obras de Cemento Moctezuma por su uso del concreto aparente, este edificio, sin embargo, puede causar sentimientos encontrados por la presencia tan imponente que tiene en una zona donde abundan los ejemplos de arquitectura residencial de la Escuela Tapatía de los años 1920’s y 1930’s.

Debemos mencionar que los años 70’s no eran conocidos por la interpretación del contexto histórico en los proyectos, cosa que en esta época es, quizá, el elemento más importante en la concepción de un proyecto en zonas similares. Cuenta con 30 cajones de estacionamiento, 5 pisos ms sótano, elevador, instalaciones en excelente estado y mantenimiento.
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***Valido hasta agotar existencia disponibilidad***