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PRESENTAN NUEVA PIEL DEL CHIHUAHUA FÚTBOL CLUB

Chihuahua.-Con la majestuosidad del Museo Casa Chihuahua como recinto sede, la tarde de este miércoles se presentó oficialmente el uniforme y la conformación del plantel de Chihuahua Fútbol Club equipo que debutará este mes en la Liga Premier con derecho al Ascenso

Con la presencia de las autoridades del gobierno del estado y el municipio, así como la directiva del Club, patrocinadores, invitados especiales y medios de comunicación se llevó a cabo la presentación de cada uno de los jugadores que serán dirigidos por el chihuahuense Diego López.

El evento fue encabezado por Carlos Lazo Reyes CEO de XOY quien, en su mensaje a los asistentes, expresó; “Somos la primera empresa en México que cuenta con cinco equipos profesionales en diferentes deportes y Chihuahua FC es la propuesta para una ciudad que añoraba un proyecto de fútbol profesional, este proyecto es suyo”.

Por su parte Diego López manifestó su agradecimiento por el trato de primer nivel que el equipo ha recibido de parte de la directiva, lo que coadyuva a que cuerpo técnico y equipo se enfoquen exclusivamente en lo deportivo.

De igual manera, el capitán del equipo Andy García habló a nombre de los jugadores e indicó el gran compromiso que representa vestir los colores de Chihuahua FC, por lo que alentó a sus compañeros a dejar el corazón en la cancha en cada partido.

El debut de Chihuahua FC será este viernes 26 de agosto a las 19:30 horas cuando reciba a los Cimarrones de Sonora en el Estadio Olímpico Universitario. Venta de boletos en xoyticket.mx con un costo de $60 pesos zona general.

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Nombre

Posición

Número

Javier Gonzalez Sandoval

Central

44

Leonardo Aldair Chavez Galindo

Central

4

Said Ezequiel Castañeda León

Central

3

Zaim Ortiz Gonzalez

Central

5

Christian Alvarado Rojas

Central

27

Jesus Alfredo Torres Serna

Contención

6

Sergio Alfonso Rodriguez Aguilera

Contención

24

Jesus Efrén Garcia Garduño

Contención

8

Omar Morales Castro

Contención

17

Víctor Manuel Maya Montes De Oca

Contención

25

Gerardo Escobedo Rodriguez

Delantero

7

Manuel de Jesus López Terrazas

Delantero

9

Diego Alberto Gama García

Delantero

11

José Ángel Coronel Benítez

Delantero

29

Cesar Alejandro Ruiz Romero

Interior

10

Roberto David Alderete Martinez

Interior

13

Chavez Gomez Oscar

Lateral

31

Diego Arturo Alvarez Dulché

Lateral

21

Oswaldo Sanchez Espinoza

Lateral

28

Alexis Abdiel Juárez Huerta

Lateral

18

Andy Arnold García Sandoval

Lateral

2

Zuarth Esteban López Portillo

Lateral

26

Mario Efrén Sanchez Gonzales

Lateral

15

Santiago Ramos Saucedo

Lateral

23

Carlos Gustavo Galindo de la Rosa

Portero

1

Gerardo Magaña Lira

Portero

35

Jose Alfredo Rodriguez Dominguez

Portero

32

Moisés Abisai Muñoz Elizalde

Portero

33

Axel Cruz Garcia Barrera

Volante

22

Osmar Osvaldo Ruiz Chairez

Volante

12

Yesith Martinez Caraballo

Volante

14

Gustavo Alessandro Góngora Enríquez

Volante

16

John Deiby Rodriguez Córdova

Volante

19

Jose Reynaldo Cantú Padilla

Volante

30

Kevin Adan Diaz Acosta

Volante

20

(Chihuahua FC prensa)

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HW Studio's vaulted concrete home nestles into forest outside Morelia

HW Studio has created a sunken home in the forests of Morelia, in central Mexico, with a vaulted concrete living room that opens out to the site's lush surroundings.

The project, nicknamed "The Hill in Front of the Glen," was completed as a family home outside of Morelia, where HW Studio is based. The low-slung building is partially dug into the ground, lending it its name.

The Hill in Front of the Glen is located in a Mexican forest. Photo is by Dane Alonso

The home's structure is made from concrete, which was left exposed in the interiors. The living spaces are organised beneath the long structural vault, which defines the interiors and helps the building integrate into the landscape.

"This project generates a continuity in the beautiful living surface around the land, forming a new hill in a place already surrounded by many," said HW Studio in a project description.

A corridor flanked by concrete walls leads to the entrance. Photo is by Dane Alonso

Two concrete walls form a corridor leading to the entrance, which is a few steps down from the area's grade. Along this passageway, an existing tree prevents direct views to the front door.

"The path is wide enough to walk comfortably alone, yet narrow enough to discourage accompaniment," said HW Studio.

"Visitors are cast into a pilgrimage of solitude that leads to an old tree with such a significant presence that it was necessary to distort one of the walls with a gentle curve to be able to pass next to it," the firm added.

Concrete walls also feature inside the house

Upon entering the home, this passageway becomes a corridor, which separates the 250 square-metre home's three bedrooms, each with its own ensuite, from the open-concept kitchen, living, and dining areas.

"Public areas on the left side of the house are completely exposed to the wooded ravine, and on the right side are open more timidly to a courtyard with treetop and sky views," the architects explained.

On either side of the home, full-height glass walls bring light to the moody interiors and provide access to the outside.

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According to HW Studio, the vault is evocative of protection and shelter and recalls the childhood sensation of snuggling beneath a blanket.

"Pulling a bedsheet over ourselves is a very elemental act that alludes to the most basic part of the self; a bed sheet hides, protects, wraps, and creates a space beneath it that is so safe and intimate as to keep away any spirit, ghost, or demon that may be surrounding the room," said the designers.

The house's curvature can be seen in every room

This curvature is visible in every room of the house and its outline defines the height of the windows, further reinforcing the home's connection to its natural surroundings.

On the interiors, the architects sought to not leave any material exposed besides concrete, wood and steel. "It was very important for the client to preserve the rough and primitive atmosphere of being in the mountains," the architects explained.

The sunken house rises up from the ground

HW Studio was founded in 2010, and is led by Rogelio Vallejo Bores and Oscar Didier Ascencio. It has offices in the Mexican city of Morelia as well as in Valencia, Spain.

Other projects by the firm include an outdoor market in Morelia and a monochrome house that embraces the profile of its sloping site.

The photography is by César Béjar unless otherwise indicated.

Project credits:

Lead architects: Rogelio Vallejo Bores and Oscar Didier Ascencio Castro. Team: Sergio Antonio Garcia Padilla, Jesus Alejandro Lopez Hernandez, Alberto Gallegos Negrete. Construction company: ARGA Constructora

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The Hill in Front of the Glen, Michoacán Mexico

The Hill in Front of the Glen, Mexico Residential Building Development, Mexican Architecture Photos

The Hill in Front of the Glen in Michoacán

19 Oct 2021

Architects: HW STUDIO

Location: El vaquerito, Morelia, Michoacán, Mexico

The Hill in Front of the Glen

The inspiration behind the Hill in Front of the Glen project is derived from carefully listening to the subtle murmurs and whispers of environments like this, as well as the client’s search for protection and shelter.

How can one feel protected? What can be done when one feels vulnerable? This question was accompanied by an image, or perhaps a memory: a frightened child covering himself with a light bed sheet as he peeks out to make sure he can see what is going on around him.

Pulling a bed sheet over ourselves is a very elemental act that alludes to the most basic part of the self; a bed sheet hides, protects, wraps, and creates a space beneath it that is so safe and intimate as to keep away any spirit, ghost, or demon that may be surrounding the room.

At the same time, this project generates a continuity in the beautiful living surface around the land, forming a new hill in a place already surrounded by many.

The architecture is like an accent on the words of a poem, like a comma or a question mark, but never the actual poem itself. The poem is already written by the pines, the oaks, the sweet acacia, the fireflies, the road, the fence, the neighbor’s water well, the earth, the orchard, and the nightingale.

Four concrete walls contribute accents to the poem, surprisingly emerging from the landscape; two of them bearing the land of the new hill created by raising the bed sheet, and two others framing the access as they escort guests into the house.

The path is wide enough to walk comfortably alone, yet narrow enough to discourage accompaniment. Visitors are cast into a pilgrimage of solitude that leads to an old tree with such a significant presence that it was necessary to distort the linearity of one of the walls with a gentle curve to be able to pass next to it…so close that it is even possible to graze it.

After crossing the tree threshold, going down a few solid pearled stone steps, and opening a heavy steel door, a concrete vault stands, supporting the loads of the green bed sheet that rests upon it; providing a sensation of being inside a cold, dark, but strangely cozy cave.

Concrete was chosen as the main material due to a dream about this new rock melting while inevitably interacting with the forest, changing colors… grays that turned to greens, blacks, and yellows that were gradually incorporated into the environment. The flooring emphasizes an aroma of wood that is perceived when surrounded by pine trees, providing balance to the cold temperature of the concrete; and finally, steel that, with time and rainfall, acquires an appearance like tree bark.

As for the spatial organization, public areas on the left side of the house are completely exposed to the wooded ravine, and on the right side are open more timidly to a courtyard with treetop and sky views.

It was important to have very few references of elements that would connect to a specific moment in time, so the refrigerator and appliances were hidden, the lighting was arranged very discreetly, and only the four main materials were included: stone, wood, concrete, and steel. It was very important for the client to preserve the rough and primitive atmosphere of being in the mountains.

The Hill in Front of the Glen – Building Information

Architectural Firm: HW STUDIO Location: El vaquerito, Morelia, Michoacán Completion Year: 2021 Gross Built Area (square meters or square foot): 250 mts 2 Lead Architects: Rogelio Vallejo Bores and Oscar Didier Ascencio Castro. Team: Sergio Antonio Garcia Padilla, Jesus Alejandro Lopez Hernandez, Alberto Gallegos Negrete. Construction company: ARGA Constructora

Budget: 350,000 USD

About HW Studio HW Studio derives its name from the union of the letter H – considered a silent letter and a graphic representation of silence in Spanish – and the letter W – taken from the Japanese concept Wabi Sabi, which has no Spanish translation or direct equivalence with any western concept – understood as beauty of the impermanent.

We understand architecture as being the act of placing limits within the void, and that these limits achieve an elegant beauty of humble simplicity.

Photo credits: Rainy Mood Pictures: Cesar Bejar https://ift.tt/3ATZFoa Sunny Mood Pictures: Dane Alonso www.danealonso.com

The Hill in Front of the Glen images / information received 191021 from v2com newswire

Location: El vaquerito, Morelia, Michoacán, Mexico

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