Cuadra San Cristóbal

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Cuadra San Cristóbal is a celebrated modernist equestrian estate in Mexico City, renowned for Luis Barragán’s bold use of color, geometric forms, and water features integrated into a serene architectural landscape.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf equestrian estate
modernist building
work of architecture
architect Luis Barragán NERFINISHED
associatedWith International Style reinterpretation
Mexican cultural heritage
colorScheme pink walls
purple walls
white walls
commissionedBy Folke Egerström NERFINISHED
completionDate 1968
constructionPeriod 1960s
continent North America
country Mexico
featuredIn architecture journals
books on Luis Barragán
frequentlyDocumentedIn architectural photography
hasFeature courtyards
fountains
geometric forms
high perimeter walls
horse stables
horse trough integrated with pool
large gates
minimalist openings
paddocks
pasture areas
reflecting pools
tree-lined areas
water features
hasMaterial concrete
plastered masonry
water
wood doors and gates
heritageStatus iconic work of Luis Barragán
influenced contemporary minimalist architecture
landscape architecture
intendedUse private equestrian facilities
residential estate
locatedIn Atizapán de Zaragoza NERFINISHED
Mexico City
State of Mexico NERFINISHED
notableFor abstract composition of planes
bold use of color
integration of architecture and landscape
sculptural walls
serene atmosphere
use of water as spatial element
partOf Egerström House and Stables complex NERFINISHED
style Mexican modernism
Modernism

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Luis Barragán notableWork Cuadra San Cristóbal