Caúcaso House / JJRR/ARQUITECTURA

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Ciudad de Mexico, Mexico
  • Architects: JJRR/ARQUITECTURA
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2016
  • Photographs
    Photographs:Nasser Malek
  • Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project
    Manufacturers:  Forte Pisos, Grupo Arca
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Text description provided by the architects. Located in a residential area of Mexico City, Caúcaso House rises one meter and thirty centimeters above the sidewalk in order to take advantage of the view, because the site is in a privileged point where the west is seen beyond the horizon and over the tops of the trees, leading to a basement level one meter below the sidewalk where the parking area and services are located.

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Ground Floor Plan
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On the first floor, through a double-height lobby, the social areas are oriented towards the west and two bedrooms are oriented to the east, both with bathroom and dressing room, giving the feeling of living on a single floor.

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On the second floor, through a bridge crossing the double height, is the master bedroom and a fourth bedroom, both with terraces, bathroom and dressing room.

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Longitudinal Section

The house is built on a logical and exposed structure made of concrete, stone, steel and glass. In turn, the vegetation is an important part of the design.

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In the living and dining area, contained in the same space, a terrace runs parallel the entire length. Upon opening the glass doors, the terrace is integrated with the interior, cohabiting at the same time with the garden.

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Cite: "Caúcaso House / JJRR/ARQUITECTURA" [Casa Cáucaso / JJRR/ARQUITECTURA] 20 Oct 2016. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/796355/caucaso-house-jjrr-arquitectura> ISSN 0719-8884

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