Embotelladora Peninsular 1966

Fernando García Ponce's "Embotelladora Peninsular" from 1966 is a captivating architectural drawing, a captivating example of his architectural vision. The piece captures the essence of modernism, with a clean, geometric design and a focus on form and function. The perspective drawing of the industrial building, likely a bottling plant, displays a sharp contrast of light and shadow, with simple, well-defined lines and planes. The perspective, with a human figure positioned in the foreground, draws the viewer into the scene and adds a sense of scale and grandeur. This design embodies the principles of Mexican architecture, a blend of modernism and traditional elements, captivating viewers with its distinct composition and minimalist approach.