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Casa del Limonero by Taller Estilo Arquitectura

Architects: Taller Estilo Arquitectura Project: Casa del Limonero Location: Mérida, Yucatán, Mexico Area: 1.776 ft²/ 165 m² Photo courtesy: David Cervera Designed by Taller Estilo Arquitectura, Casa del Limonero represents a modern interpretation of traditional Mexican architecture. Project description: The Casa del Limonero is a house on two floors; compositionally divided into two clear sections: the first […]

Tropical Eco-Friendly House by Alberto Zavala Arquitectos

Casa Guazuma is a tropical eco-friendly house designed by Alberto Zavala Arquitectos in Villahermosa, Tabasco, Mexico. Description by Alberto Zavala: Weather conditions in the area, the topography and the existing vegetation, all acted as key elements in the creation of this eco-friendly project. The land is located in a tropical area of lush vegetation on the outskirts of the

Flora Farms Culinary Cottages in Baja California, Mexico

Project: Flora Farms Culinary Cottages Architect/Land Planner: Dorman Associates Location: Baja California, Mexico Builder: The Verano Group Developer: Flora Investments Flora Farms Culinary Cottages is a project completed by Dorman Associates in Baja California, Mexico. Developer Patrick Greene has owned the farm for 18 years and, after running a successful development business that took him

Lomas Country House by Vieyra Arquitectos / Mexico

AFS Lomas Country project is a Residence located in Lomas Country Golf Club, about 20 minutes away from Mexico City, which gives the project the best qualities of a great metropolis, as well as the open spaces of Mexico State and its suburbs. Lomas Country House was designed by Vieyra Arquitectos studio founded by architect Lorena

El Mirador House / CC Arquitectos

Designed by CC Arquitectos, the 459-square-metre residence named El Mirador House is located on the 95-hectare El Eterno estate in Valle de Bravo – a forested municipality that wraps one corner of Lake Avándaro, approximately 150 kilometres southwest of Mexico City. 

Family House Under the Trees – Irekua Anatani House

Broissin Architects have recently completed Irekua Anatani house in Valle de Bravo, Mexico. Description by architect: The name “Avandaro” comes from a Purépecha (a native language) word that means “place of the orchard” or “place in the clouds”. It was a territory originally inhabited by the tarasco indigenous people; who gave it this name, from whose

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