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Villalba Progression House
Villalba Progression House
Jilotepec de Abasolo, Mexico
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Other Projects by PAUL CREMOUX studio
Villalba Progression House
Jilotepec de Abasolo, Mexico
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Type
STATUS
Built
YEAR
2002
SIZE
10,000 sqft - 25,000 sqft
BUDGET
$500K - 1M
DESIGN DESCRIPTION
“La Hacienda”
Villalba project was born from the idea of making a construction deeply related to the pro-gression of time. It is a country side house that will “grow old”, melding to the landscape. Through exploring the concept of the “Hacienda Mexicana” various elements were intended to be used as a detonators for quality space factors: intimate, unexpected, and enigmatic zones were considered.
The access is an empty/closed space where the views are intended to be discovered. At the same time it is also the “main patio” of the house: two walls opposite of each other are prepared with a native seed compositional mix terracotta adobe blocks. The seeds will grow and the vegetation will transform the strong rectilinear shape of the walls by gradually changing the area into a vertical garden. We are recreating the idea of “ruin” that embellish the Haciendas of the XVII century at the center plateau of México.
The “U” circulation shape allows for communication between the private areas and the public ones by surrounding the main patio.
Credits:
Design Architect: Paul Cremoux W.
Project Manager and Construction:
María Jaime Velasco y Fernando Mur
Area: 800m² / 8,600sq. ft.
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