Puerto Escondido is known worldwide for its coastline and waves. The project arises from the need to create a space dedicated to the cultural promotion of the territory, proposing the creation of large-scale educational and cultural spaces.
Architecture projects like this have a cultural and participatory impact. The project designed by architect Inca Hernandez proposes the creation of a space dedicated to the cultural promotion of the territory. The volume integrates with the regional vegetation through internal gardens that also function as a gallery, creating a platform where cultural and educational activities converge with a view of the ocean.
The building is designed as an educational and sociocultural space within a linear park, forming part of a Master Plan on the coast.
The structure is designed to be elevated from the ground, simulating a mangrove swamp, allowing adaptability to ocean wave phenomena. The building facade, made with wooden trusses, allows the passage of sea breezes. This connection with the surrounding environment can also be found in the roof structure, which simulates ocean waves and serves as a skatepark.
