This Visitors Pavilion Is Surrounded By Glass And Water

February 8, 2017

Grupoarquitectura have designed the Hacienda El Barreno Visitors Pavilion that sits among the old stone walls of a hacienda (estate) in San Juan del Rio, Mexico.

Photography by Agustin Garza

 

Grupoarquitectura have designed the Hacienda El Barreno Visitors Pavilion that sits among the old stone walls of a hacienda (estate) in San Juan del Rio, Mexico.

 

Grupoarquitectura have designed the Hacienda El Barreno Visitors Pavilion that sits among the old stone walls of a hacienda (estate) in San Juan del Rio, Mexico.

Photography by Agustin Garza

The pavilion, used by visiting guests and for events, has a large water feature that reflects the architecture and almost surrounds it at the same time.


This modern pavilion, used by visiting guests and for events, has a large water feature that reflects the architecture and almost surrounds it at the same time.

Photography by Agustin Garza

The materials that have been used throughout the pavilion are metal, glass, stone and wood. At the entrance to the pavilion, you are greeted by stone walls and large sliding glass doors.


Metal, glass, stone and wood have been used in the design of this modern visitors pavilion. At the entrance to the pavilion, you are greeted by stone walls and large sliding glass doors.

Photography by Agustin Garza

Once inside, there’s a kitchen to the right with an oversized island covered in stone, and on the left is a round wooden dining table.


Inside this contemporary visitors pavilion there's a kitchen to the right with an oversized island covered in stone, and on the left is a round wooden dining table.

Photography by Agustin Garza

A large living room with a fireplace also shares the space before opening up to a patio with uninterrupted views of the field.


A large living room in a visitors pavilion has a fireplace and opens up to a patio with uninterrupted views of the field.

Photography by Agustin Garza