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Sumit Singhal
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. Casa Mezquite in Aguascalientes, Mexico by BAG arquitecturaJune 21st, 2017 by Sumit Singhal
Article source: BAG arquitectura The building lies on a 507m2 ground, nearly at the center of which grows a mesquite tree that was preserved within the building. Because of this, the entire layout of the house gravitates around the tree, thus making it into the foremost element within the intents of this architectural project, and greatly enriching it.  Image Courtesy © Oscar Hernández
 Image Courtesy © Oscar Hernández The main front presents several solid volumes, which feature different color and texture qualities. Steel, quarry and small windows endow the project with security and privacy, both of which were heavily stressed by the client.  Image Courtesy © Oscar Hernández  Image Courtesy © Oscar Hernández The house is divided in two floors. The ground floor holds all social spaces, which are united by a double-height large lobby that houses the drawing room. All these spaces open widely to the mesquite tree and take great pride from it. Image Courtesy © Oscar Hernández  Image Courtesy © Oscar Hernández The social-natured main garden, located at the same spot as the mesquite tree, is also united by a small terrace to the private dry-environment garden. The latter is composed of sea stone and a small palm tree, providing the kitchen/dining room with a distinct feeling to that of the larger green area.  Image Courtesy © Oscar Hernández  Image Courtesy © Oscar Hernández The high floor holds the private spaces: main and secondary bedrooms, homework studio, and TV room. This last room lies on a wood-lined volume that delimits the dining room and enables the view of the living room and garden through a double-height. The main bedroom is isolated from the other areas by a privacy-bringing bridge. Through sobriety and sheer elegance, the different finishes seek to bestow unique qualities to each space, by simultaneously differentiating and integrating them.  Image Courtesy © Oscar Hernández  Image Courtesy © Oscar Hernández  Image Courtesy © Oscar Hernández  Image Courtesy © Oscar Hernández  Image Courtesy © BAG arquitectura  Image Courtesy © BAG arquitectura  Image Courtesy © BAG arquitectura  Image Courtesy © BAG arquitectura  Image Courtesy © BAG arquitectura  Image Courtesy © BAG arquitectura  Image Courtesy © BAG arquitectura
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Tags: Aguascalientes, Mexico Categories: 3dS Max, Autocad, Building, House, Residential |
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