Living in a city often means waking up to views dominated by buildings and concrete structures. For many, the dream is to one day reside in a place surrounded by nature while retaining the conveniences of modern civilization. Contemporary housing concepts are increasingly focused on blending indoor and outdoor environments, allowing residents to connect with nature simply by stepping outside or looking through their windows. One such example is Copas, a contemporary and minimalist concrete house situated in the forests of Valle de Bravo in Mexico. This house offers breathtaking views of nature from every window and an exceptional perspective from the rooftop terrace, which integrates seamlessly with the surrounding forest. The exterior colors of the house are carefully chosen to match the tree trunks and rock formations, and its design evokes the sensation of climbing a mountain.
The private bedrooms on the lower level feature expansive glazing that frames the forest, while the kitchen, dining room, and lounge space also provide stunning views of the surrounding woodlands. The rooftop terrace extends towards the trees, enhancing the feeling of being immersed in nature, and the swimming pool on the upper level offers a perfect retreat for relaxation. The two-volume structure is designed to integrate into the slope of the land, minimizing excavation and environmental disruption. The house features various finishes to complement the conc...