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Ro House / Alexanderson Arquitectos

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Ro House / Alexanderson Arquitectos

 

Ro House / Alexanderson Arquitectos

 

 

Ro House / Alexanderson Arquitectos

 

Ro House / Alexanderson Arquitectos

 

Ro House / Alexanderson Arquitectos

 

 

Ro House / Alexanderson Arquitectos

 

 

 

Ro House / Alexanderson Arquitectos

 

 

Ro House / Alexanderson Arquitectos

 

Ro House / Alexanderson Arquitectos

 

Ro House / Alexanderson Arquitectos

 

Ro House / Alexanderson Arquitectos

 

 

 

Ro House / Alexanderson Arquitectos

 

 

Ro House / Alexanderson Arquitectos

 

 

Ro House / Alexanderson Arquitectos

 

 

 

Ro House / Alexanderson Arquitectos

 

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Architects: Alexanderson Arquitectos
Location: , Jalisco, Mexico
Project And Construction: Pablo Alexanderson Silva
Project Area: 483.0 m2
Project Year: 2014
Photographs: Courtesy of Alexanderson Arquitectos

Collaborators: José Luis Hernández, Jessica Magaña, Gloria López, Manuel Moreno, Agustín Cuevas

From the architect. The lot is located in a gated community with special regulations, capriciously, irregular and square, it generates setback areas on all sides, allowing free circulation and the reinterpretation of the courtyard garden idea.

The house is designed in two levels. The upper level (access level) rises 60 cm from the street level giving the feeling of airiness and spaciousness. This small gesture achieves the facade to be perceived as a single level, highlighting the horizontality and length of the lot.

On the ground floor are the bedrooms, lounge, kitchen, TV studio, which located around a central garden, frame the existing interior-exterior relationship in all spaces. This garden takes advantage of a shift in the geometry of the project to merge with the ravine and leads to circulation areas, causing this ongoing dialogue with nature.