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Blvd. José Ma. Rodríguez 311 - Doctores, Saltillo, México 25250

JFF@CiudadMaravilla.com

Features a 150 m² semi-basement for multi-purpose use.

No conventional walls.

No bricks, concrete blocks, drywall, or concrete walls.

I, Jaime Fuentres, have developed and invented new technologies.

Coming soon: --- a state of total levitation.

Located on a 1,000 m² property.

CONSTRUCTION PROCESS

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1-inch thick circular support plate for the main structure.

A single support column for the primary metal structure.

Secured with 58 threaded anchors.

Anchors extend deep into various strata within the concrete.

METAL STRUCTURE

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Metal Structure — Design, Structural Calculation, Fabrication, and Erection

by Architect Jaime Fuentes Flores

Owner and resident since 1980

Project Designed

by Architect Jaime Fuentes Flores

During his final term of architecture studies at U-RRE in Monterrey, Mexico,

in 1973, at the age of 23.

Main Structure

The structural depth ranges from 65 cm to 35 cm, with 5/8" flanges and a 3/8" web.

I provided training—from beginner to professional level

to --- Daniel Sánchez Mora --- for the fabrication process.

In the photo: Eduardo Fuentes Flores, Miguel Sánchez Mora, and Daniel Sánchez Mora.

Original Photograph

The initial exterior finish lasted 27 years; the next one is expected to last over 500 years.

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3 bedrooms, 3 1/2 bathrooms, foyer, living room, dining room, kitchenette, laundry room, spacious hallway, and 4 terraces.

                        Project from the final four-month term of 1975 at Universidad Regiomontana, Monterrey, Mexico.                         Constructed in 1984 — click on the image.

Original Blueprint

Presented in 1980

Signed by the owner, the lead architect, and the authorized expert, Architect Jaime Fuentes Flores.

Oval swimming pool, 11 x 7 meters,

with a separate wading pool for children.

Depths of 120 cm and 170 cm in the diving area

with a capacity of 90 cubic meters.

Featured in 4 full-page journalistic reports,

published in architecture magazines,

and widely covered in television segments and on Facebook—garnering over 350,000 views.

Also featured on YouTube and visited by thousands of people—locally, nationally, and internationally.

Acrylic-on-canvas study.

Design and sculpture:

The sculpture is applied to a "Celospuma" lattice (in the "Holland" pattern),

designed by Jaime Fuentes,

based on an invention by my father, Roberto Fuentes Morales.

Margarito Salas Zamora is shown holding the piece.

View from the side street.

View through the living room’s panoramic glass window.

Aerial view—both close-up and wide-angle—featuring the city of Saltillo.

Home-grown fruit and produce:

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Watermelons and melons from Saltillo,

thriving in our garage

Papayas from Saltillo.

Lemons and walnuts from Saltillo.

Swiss chard and bell peppers from Saltillo.

Cherry tomatoes from Saltillo.

Creation of floating modules for hotels, commercial, and residential use.

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 We Humans are all equally intelligent.      We develop our talents when the opportunity arises.
 You, too, are an urban planner, architect, engineer, sculptor, etc.
  This is because we originate from our magnificent Creator, Jehovah, who equipped us with all these capabilities.

Credit --- Where Credit Is Due

SPECIALIZED MASONRY

Thermal, lightweight, and acoustic walls and ceilings

Construction of interior and exterior walls, along with specialized detailing,

using Unique and --- Exclusive Technology.

Jesús Herrera Gámez

Executed with exceptional quality.

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Architect Jaime Fuentes claims to have a solution to the traffic and transit problems experienced in Saltillo (as well as in typical cities across the globe) through his project, «Ciudad Maravilla» (Wonder City). 

This video was featured on TV and Facebook.

We are advancing the best project—

one conceived from a human perspective, for the benefit of humanity.

Our upcoming utility vehicles

will traverse the skies above our "Ciudades Maravilla."