![House Pescador 14 / Franca AdC - Exterior Photography, Facade, Concrete](https://images.adsttc.com/media/images/5fe1/e2a4/63c0/1783/2e00/0e45/newsletter/01_-_copia.jpg?1608639112)
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Architects: Franca AdC
- Area: 2475 ft²
- Year: 2020
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Photographs:César Béjar Studio
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Manufacturers: AutoDesk, Carpintería Acuario, Interceramic, Kimikolor, R+O Canceleria, STRNG
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Lead Architects: Viridiana López, Nora Sevilla
![House Pescador 14 / Franca AdC - Interior Photography, Concrete, Garden](https://images.adsttc.com/media/images/5fe0/cbcf/63c0/1798/5900/0985/medium_jpg/05.jpg?1608567698)
Text description provided by the architects. Pescador 14 is a house located in a residential neighborhood in south Cancun, where the land is delimited by adjoining buildings. The ground where this project was developed has a view to a privileged green area we wanted to capture in all areas of the house, without sacrificing the client´s privacy.
![House Pescador 14 / Franca AdC - Exterior Photography, Facade, Concrete](https://images.adsttc.com/media/images/5fe0/ca1d/63c0/1798/5900/0983/medium_jpg/04.jpg?1608567268)
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The house is conceived as a solid volume perforated in different parts of the scheme, generating movement in the façades, terraces, balconies and courtyards.
![House Pescador 14 / Franca AdC - Interior Photography, Stairs](https://images.adsttc.com/media/images/5fe0/cbcc/63c0/1783/2e00/0abe/medium_jpg/06.jpg?1608567694)
![House Pescador 14 / Franca AdC - Interior Photography](https://images.adsttc.com/media/images/5fe0/cc8d/63c0/1783/2e00/0ac1/medium_jpg/07.jpg?1608567886)
The outline opens its view to the park, with a set of frames which allow the connection between interior-exterior through voids and lattices. Inside, a double height was proposed as an articulating element between the two levels, which generates a greater sense of spaciousness, connecting the areas both functionally and visually.
![House Pescador 14 / Franca AdC - Interior Photography, Wood](https://images.adsttc.com/media/images/5fe0/cd00/63c0/1783/2e00/0ac7/medium_jpg/09.jpg?1608568002)
The way to separate the project from the existing border was to provide the house with a service corridor which served also to illuminate and ventilate the east facade.
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The materiality of the project had to reflect the traditional methods of the region; therefore, warm tones were proposed in the different materials; natural and pigmented chukum, wood, washed concrete and flagstone which was used in the apparent masonry.