This modern single family house located in Merida, Mexico, was designed in 2016 by Augusto Quijano Arquitectos.

Description by Augusto Quijano Arquitectos
This House, located in the city of Merida, is response to an architectural program for a couple after the children already not well in the House.
It was decided to produce all the spaces under a single cover, a large roof, providing an opening to the garden and swimming pool.
The House arises in reverse. The space itself is the most public. House turns to the side of the street, to the North, with better conditions for this region difficult climate. The garden and the swimming pool are public by living conditions more social spaces that people have and to present best Visual toward the large existing vegetation from the neighbor across the street, achieving a great social space. The architectural concept part of creating this fluidity spaceward produced. The House is developed by way of a large terrace, in a series of continuous spaces where a core of services articulates them, and looking for the prevailing winds from the South-East and North-East to flow through all living spaces.
These living spaces are continuous, open, with mobile walls of wood that defines them eventually. A continuous space produces no corners. With the mobile divisions allow generating corners and reconfigure the space in multiple ways: slightly, partially or completely.
A large hall that continues towards the kitchen, social, ...