UVM ZAPOPAN
ZAPOPAN, MEXICO
2003
SPECIAL PROJECTS
Located in Zapopan, Mexico, UVM Campus Zapopan is an architectural masterpiece designed to accommodate 8,000 high school and college students. It stands as a benchmark in sustainable architecture in Mexico and Latin America, recognized for its bioclimatic and eco-technological applications. The project received the Cemex Sustainable Architecture Award, reflecting its innovative approach to environmental design and resource conservation.
Spanning 28,000 m² of construction on a 65,000 m² site, UVM Campus Zapopan is designed with sustainability as its core principle. The project optimizes site-specific climate conditions, including sunlight and wind patterns, to reduce energy consumption. It also emphasizes water conservation and efficient energy use, making it a pioneering example of green building in educational environments. The complex features state-of-the-art classrooms, workspaces, and event areas, all integrated with bioclimatic design principles to ensure a comfortable learning environment while minimizing environmental impact.
This campus sets a new standard for educational facilities, merging functionality, design, and environmental stewardship.
Features
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Project Scale: 28,000 m² of construction, designed for 8,000 students, with 300+ parking spaces.
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Sustainability: Bioclimatic design, optimized orientation for sunlight and wind, water and energy conservation techniques.
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Functional Spaces: 200-seat classroom, business center, snack bar, oratory, 13 workspaces, and event plaza.