Malinalco House / Buscando la Aurora
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Jan 2009
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Architects: Buscando la Aurora - Carlos Coronel + Héctor de la Peña
Location: Malinalco, Mexico
Project Year: 2007-2008
Site Area: 1,000 sqm
Constructed Area: 400 sqm
Photographs: Buscando la Aurora
In the middle of a gorgeous GolfClub in Malinalco-Mexico, it is possible to discover a quiet composition of geometric “objects” with white estuco an mexican-teja roof cover.
Those geometric “objects” like to be part of the landscape, and mix their shapes with the sorroundings. The openings in the facades are the lecture of the plan, and transform the skyline of the field and become part of the silluete of the mountains around. “human and nature as one”.
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- ground floor plan
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- second floor plan
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- north elevation
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- east elevation
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- west elevation
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- south elevation
Nice garden!
some interesting details… but for me at least looks a bit fussy overall.
I like the diagonal orientation of everything. Simple, clean, pretty nice.
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great concept
shy
Good concept. :))
boring!!! not to much to say…
i would imagine that the continuosly distorted rooms will have a disturbing impact on the habitants. clearly a case of the “sick building syndrome”
;-)
What a waste of space…..
What a waste of space for such bad comments!! nice work!!!
Excellent work! simple, clean and very modern looking too! congrats!!
what material is that? wood?
like the colour constract and the strategy to circumstance
mexican architecture… boringggggggg zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
Why generalize? If you know that all Mexican architecture?, with all due respect I think you need to be investigated fairly.
I like its dynamism… Great stuff!
12:31 PM Nov 16th
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