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This Forest House Consists of Two Volumes Connected by Metal Bridges

Forest house is a single-family home designed by Mexico City-based Grupoarquitectura. The house is located in the hills of Mexico City, in the suburb of Tepozcuautla. Description by Grupoarquitectura: The house consists of two very geometric separate volumes of concrete, one for services and other for the principal areas of the house. The two bodies are

Casa Arbo in Mexico Enjoys Views of a Volcano

Surrounding a volcano in Colima, México, Di Frenna Arquitectos designed Casa Arbo, a home that plays off the natural setting with a variety of textures from the facade to the vegetation. The lower level has a natural stone facade while polished concrete defines the upper level. Windows made with ClimaGuard glass provide sweeping views of

Just BE Apartments Designed with Two Very Different Façades

Project: Just Be Apartments Architects: Arqmov Workshop Location: Ciudad de México, Mexico Year 2016 Photos: Rafael Gamo Just BE Apartments is a residential project completed by Arqmov Workshop in Ciudad de México, Mexico. Just BE is an apartment building located in Colonia Condesa, a neighbourhood renowned for its social and commercial activity as well as its

KG Apartment, Mexico City / Kababie Arquitectos

Located in Mexico City, the KG apartment, completed in 2015 by Kabab Arquitectos, showcases a modern interior that masterfully uses a neutral color palette accented with earth tones. The design of the apartment enhances the living space with bursts of color through carefully chosen accessories, adding vibrancy and depth to the neutral backdrop.

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