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Esquina House
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Type
STATUS
Under Construction
SIZE
1000 sqft - 3000 sqft
BUDGET
Undisclosed
In an irregular plot of 229 m2, a 144 m2 house is developed within the Baja California Desert, Mexico. Taking advantage of the complex shape of the terrain, it was decided to use it as a pretext to create a powerful house in its form, where the local context is respected using concrete pigmented with earth from the area. Creating a monolithic piece where windows and doors cannot be seen at first glance, seeking a timeless result with minimal maintenance requirements.
The program scheme was straightforward. Two bedrooms with bathrooms were required, with the social areas being the most important. The main entrance generates a double-height social room, where the main curved facade acts as support for the staircase to the second floor. Additionally, the kitchen/dining room enjoys a view of the private patio of the house through double-height windows.
The idea was to carry out a project with the excuse of being "poor in its materiality but rich in its concept."
The program scheme was straightforward. Two bedrooms with bathrooms were required, with the social areas being the most important. The main entrance generates a double-height social room, where the main curved facade acts as support for the staircase to the second floor. Additionally, the kitchen/dining room enjoys a view of the private patio of the house through double-height windows.
The idea was to carry out a project with the excuse of being "poor in its materiality but rich in its concept."
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