Pérez Palacios Arquitectos Asociados Designs a Home near Mexico City
Kalin Ned — August 9, 2023 — Art & Design
Local architecture studio Pérez Palacios Arquitectos Asociados, also known as PPAA, designs a distinctive two-volume A-frame house nestled within the forested landscape of Valle de Bravo near Mexico City. The structure effortlessly bends into the surrounding environment, with glazed glass areas on the top and sides of the home inviting the forest to become an integral part of the interior experience. Inside, the residence features communal spaces above ground and private areas underground. The two-volume A-frame house is expanded with the inclusion of an outdoor pool and lunge area on the terrace.
PPAA used prefabricated elements for much of the structural framework which guaranteed a streamlined, efficient, and cost-effective construction process. The architects also included some eco-conscious features such as the rainwater collection function from the pitched roof.
Image Credit: Rafael Gamo
PPAA used prefabricated elements for much of the structural framework which guaranteed a streamlined, efficient, and cost-effective construction process. The architects also included some eco-conscious features such as the rainwater collection function from the pitched roof.
Image Credit: Rafael Gamo
Trend Themes
1. Prefabricated Construction - The use of prefabricated elements for the structural framework offers a streamlined and cost-effective construction process in the design of two-volume A-frame houses.
2. Integration of Nature - Designing homes with glazed glass areas that invite the surrounding forest to become an integral part of the interior experience is a growing trend.
3. Eco-conscious Architecture - Including eco-conscious features such as rainwater collection from the pitched roof is becoming an important aspect of home design.
Industry Implications
1. Construction - The construction industry can explore opportunities in prefabrication techniques and eco-conscious features for efficient and sustainable housing projects.
2. Architecture - Architects can find opportunities in designing homes that seamlessly integrate with natural surroundings and create immersive interior experiences.
3. Environmental Technology - The environmental technology industry can develop innovative solutions for rainwater collection and sustainable building practices in home construction.
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