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fromdesignboom | architecture & design magazine
5 days ago

two intersecting volumes of black concrete carve mavra house into the mexican landscape

Casa Mavra in Valle de Bravo features two angular black concrete volumes designed by TAC Taller Alberto Calleja, organized as intersecting forms that connect interior spaces with the surrounding landscape through continuous walls and controlled openings.
fromwww.archdaily.com
3 months ago

CASA DLCA / 0studio Arquitectura

DLCA HOUSE reflects the principles of contemporary Mexican architecture through a deliberate balance of material contrasts, spatial clarity, and contextual awareness. Spanning 496 m across three levels, the residence is oriented north-south to optimize climatic conditions, establishing a straightforward and functional architectural language. The exterior is defined by a concrete monolith, whose stark presence is softened by warm wood cladding on the ground floor.
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