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Sumit Singhal
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.

K’umanchikua House in Michoacán, Mexico by MORO TALLER DE ARQUITECTURA

 
February 18th, 2019 by Sumit Singhal

Article source: MORO TALLER DE ARQUITECTURA

K’umanchikua house is located in an avocado orchard, on a rectangular plot, with a constant slope of 15% and without potable water or drainage services, near the indigenous population of Tarécuato, Michoacán.

The request of the clients was a vacation home, with a living area to receive and host family and friends, and the house had to be deployed in an area of ​​20×20 without affecting the existing trees.

Image Courtesy © César Béjar

  • Architects: MORO TALLER DE ARQUITECTURA
  • Project: K’umanchikua House
  • Location: Tarécuato, Michoacán, México
  • Photography: César Béjar
  • Area: 385.50 m2
  • Year: 2017

Image Courtesy © César Béjar

The project’s main intention was to generate four volumes that would not touch each other, in the first place to simplify the construction system and secondly to form a central patio that articulates flexible spaces and free circulation, that communicates visually with the outside without losing the privacy and protection for its users.

It was built in the highest part of the land to take advantage of the view and slope, generating a system to capture the rainwater from the roofs and to be able to send it by drainage towards the “pot” of storage.

Image Courtesy © César Béjar

Image Courtesy © César Béjar

Due to the complex conditions of services and accessibility to the property, we chose to use eco-technologies and natural materials of the place; braza stone, adobe made on site, wood, reused tile and mud floors.

With these materials, the constructive system is of stone foundations, with adobe load walls, the inclined ceilings of wood beams and roof covered with tile.

Image Courtesy © César Béjar

Image Courtesy © César Béjar

Image Courtesy © César Béjar

Image Courtesy © César Béjar

Image Courtesy © César Béjar

Image Courtesy © César Béjar

Image Courtesy © César Béjar

Image Courtesy © César Béjar

Image Courtesy © César Béjar

Image Courtesy © César Béjar

Image Courtesy © César Béjar

Image Courtesy © MORO TALLER DE ARQUITECTURA

Image Courtesy © MORO TALLER DE ARQUITECTURA

Image Courtesy © MORO TALLER DE ARQUITECTURA

Image Courtesy © MORO TALLER DE ARQUITECTURA

Image Courtesy © MORO TALLER DE ARQUITECTURA

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Categories: House, Residential




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