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Sumit Singhal loves modern architecture. He comes from a family of builders who have built more than 20 projects in the last ten years near Delhi in India. He has recently started writing about the architectural projects that catch his imagination. SS House in Mexico by Código ZNovember 9th, 2014 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: Código Z Inside one of the most glamorous areas of Mexico City, Casa SS was developed. The façade will call your attention with different and contrasting volumes: some made from wood lattices, others in natural stone, and solid colors with playful windows that will invite you to come in and admire the whole project.  Image Courtesy © Marcela de la Fuente Silva
 Image Courtesy © Marcela de la Fuente Silva Once you are in you will be received by a fascinating tree and a floated staircase. All of which is illuminated through a skylight, creating a light and welcoming atmosphere. Then, there is a social area divided in two, one is more familiar and private, conformed by a family room and a nice terrace that leads to the backyard. The second one has a dining room, a living room and a bar that is surrounded by a lateral patio with a vertical garden and the backyard, creating a natural and relaxing surrounding. It’s important to mention that all the areas can be divided through the use of curtains in order to provide intimacy to its residents.  Image Courtesy © Marcela de la Fuente Silva Also located in this story is the service entrance with a laundry room connected to the spacious kitchen that has illumination details. Its elegant surfaces are perfect for cooking and having small meals.  Image Courtesy © Marcela de la Fuente Silva Through the floated staircase there is another, more intimate, family room and a master bedroom with a more than spacious bathroom and dressing room. Particularly in this area we can notice a detailed design that includes all the bathroom accessories exclusively made for the house, and the exact illumination for making this space cozy, relaxing and inviting. The terrace that borders the floor plays with the patios to incorporate the nature to these rooms.  Image Courtesy © Marcela de la Fuente Silva  Image Courtesy © Marcela de la Fuente Silva  Image Courtesy © Marcela de la Fuente Silva  Image Courtesy © Marcela de la Fuente Silva  Image Courtesy © Marcela de la Fuente Silva  Image Courtesy © Marcela de la Fuente Silva  Image Courtesy © Marcela de la Fuente Silva  Image Courtesy © Marcela de la Fuente Silva
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