Rural Health Clinic "verde jiquipilco"
Project Type:
architecture
Project Mission/Goal:
1) improve the human spirit
2) increase awareness of the environment and/or address climate change
3) respond to our growing need for clean water, power, shelter, healthcare, education
Project Description: Rural health clinic dsigned following the standards of Secretaria de Salud del Estado de México and built by a straw bale and appropriate technologies workshop. local materials and community labour were applied
The project has a Ferro cement tank for rain water harvesting 10,000 litres capacity Dry composting toilet
straw bale non structural prototype module, perimeter wall was built with discarded pet bottles. Natural ventilation and lighting.
Project Details:
Project Location: Jiquipilco Estado de México, México
Date: nov. 2007 march 2008
Project Phase: operating
Client: GRUPEDSAC
User Client: SECRETARÍA DE SALUD DEL ESTADO DE MÉXICO/Jiquipilco community
Description and Number of Beneficiaries/Users: 600
Major Funding:Goverment.
Concept/Lead Architect(s)/Designer(s): Arq. Juan M Casillas Pintor
Project Architect(s)/Designer(s): Guillermo Galindo
Additional Consultants:Porfirio Sanchez, Pedro Cortéz, Mario Hernandez
Total Cost/Cost per Unit:$15,000
Area (if applicable): 70m2
Nominated by Juan M Casillas
Location
- Accessibility
- Adaptive Re-use
- Affordable/Cost-effective
- Climate - Temperate
- Context - Rural
- Culturally Sensitive
- Design Like You Give a Damn
- DLYGAD
- Energy - Efficiency
- Green Design/ Practices
- Health Clinic
- Healthcare
- Materials - Alternate
- Materials - Environmentally Sensitive
- Materials - Local/Indigenous
- Materials - Reused/Recycled
- Materials - Traditional
- Non-Profit/ Community-based
- DLYGAD
- Mexico




Comments
Congratulation of usage of sand-filled plastic bottles for insulation !!!kindly view proposals on similar projects :
http://openarchitecturenetwork.org/node/708
and the experience of Dr.Bindeshwar Pathak & his team :
http://www.sulabhinternational.org/st/community_toilet_linked_biogas_pan...
kindly view similar projects & proposals under comments :
http://openarchitecturenetwork.org/projects/rainwatercourt#comment-17731 & comment
all the best for your project
Dr.Peter Riefenthaler