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House La Punta

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Central de Arquitectura designed this house, located in the western side of Mexico City, using two rectangular prisms placed one over the other making an L shape.

Project description:

The plot of land is located in the western side of Mexico City in Bosques of the Lomas, looking to the northeast towards the street: Paseo of the Tulipanes being 17.99 meter long with the official number 16. It is 875.00 square meter of surface and a zoning of H2/40%/350.

The project is compost of two rectangular prisms placed one over the other making an L shape. The house has tree levels organized in the next way: Located in the parking with space for six cars. It has a room for the driver with complete bathroom a machine room and a water tank. In the in depth a games room with half a bathroom and a cellar.

In the ground floor is where all the semipublic activities in the house, here is located all services, a family room with TV living room, kitchen, eating hall, and a living room and a small deck for a BBQ in the outside. This is the general floor for the land and its 1.60 meter above the street footstool.

In the first floor are the bedrooms, with a principal bedroom that has bathroom and an independent dresser. Two twin bedrooms with independent bathroom and dresser each and a forth bedroom also with bathroom and dresser of his own, and lastly a TV living room as well a small study.

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Photos by Paul Czitrom

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Comments

LOVE this modern form. The combination of modern design with real, natural elements is hard to beat. I think Frank (lw) would be proud!

Robin Wade, August 19, 2012 at 5:56 pm

I certainly do agree with Robin! I love how they took this house and made it incredibly modern, but at the same time it has a super natural feel. Almost that you are actually outside. Even the walls are wood! It would be nice if there were some colorful flowers or trees outside though.

Stoneline Group, September 19, 2012 at 10:06 pm