The house consists of two separate very geometric concrete volumes, one housing services and the other housing the main areas of the house. The two bodies are joined by steel bridges with glass floors that do not touch the trees or the forest, and give the sensation of walking on the vegetation.

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Architects: Daniel �lvarez, Erick Ríos, Rosa López, Susana López, Raúl Chávez, Tomás �lvarez, Sergio Valdés, Paco Puente, Felipe Galicia

Location: Mexico City, Federal District, Mexico

Project Area: 1000.0 m2

Project Year: 2015

Photographs: Agustín Garza

Lighting: Claudia Espinosa

Ingeniería: Enrique �valos
Automation: Guillermo Landa

Furniture: Hajj Chebaro, Arturo �ngeles, Mariana García

© Agustín Garza

From the architect. The house consists of two separate very geometric concrete volumes, one housing services and the other housing the main areas of the house. The two bodies are joined by steel bridges with glass floors that do not touch the trees or the forest, and give the sensation of walking on the vegetation.

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The staircase is part of these bridges and does not touch the forest either, it is completely cantilevered from the house.

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