The interior walls, like concrete curtains, slide to let the light enter the space and at the same time have a view, leading us through the house. In the first concrete volume we find the public spaces such as the living room, dining room and game room, all of them open to a northwest view and connected to the garden and terrace.
The first floor volume contains the private spaces, two bedrooms turn to have a view and receive light from the east, the third bedroom opens to the garden, having a wooded area view. Being located at a woodland site, this concrete silhouette walls create a confusion effect between inside and outside space.
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Cherem Arquitectos, House P, Bosque Real, Huixquilucan, Mexico. Ground floor plan
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Cherem Arquitectos, House P, Bosque Real, Huixquilucan, Mexico. First floor plan
House P, Bosque Real, Huixquilucan, Mexico
Program: single-family house
Architects: Cherem Arquitectos (Abraham Cherem)
Collaborator: Rodolfo Diaz
Design team: Miguel Bravo
Structural Engineer: Javier Ribé
Lighting project: Luis Lozoya
Contractor: Factor Eficiencia
Area: 780 sqm
Completion: 2013