Bruma House: Respecting the Site

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Computer filePublication details: urbanNext, December 17, 2019.Description: 440 wordsISSN:

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Summary: This project questions the archetype of the house and organizes different spaces around a central patio. This design solution was born out of the need to respect every existing tree on the site and to provide every space with sunlight both during the morning and the afternoon.

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Alternative Domesticity (61) ,
Project (1170) ,
Singular Housing (65) ,
Spatial practice (20) ,
Stone (33) ,
Structure (84) ,
Topography (106) ,
Vegetation (93) ,
Volume (45) ,
Mexico (57)

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Claudia Rodríguez, Fernanda Canales, Low Density, Project, Territory and mobility, Urban Paradigms

Alternative Domesticity, Architecture&nature, Concrete, Connections, Courtyard, Dialogue, Interaction, Interstitial Space, Landscape, Materials, Mexico, Project, Singular Housing, Spatial practice, Stone, Structure, Topography, Vegetation, Volume, Wood

Photography: Rafael Gamo

This project questions the archetype of the house and organizes different spaces around a central patio. This design solution was born out of the need to respect every existing tree on the site and to provide every space with sunlight both during the morning and the afternoon.

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