Papagayo House / Ariel Valenzuela + Diego Ledesma
The project starts from a pre-existing building with many structural limitations and very limited areas. It was sought from the beginning to liberate the interior spaces generating new openings that allowed a correct lighting and ventilation, considering that the busiest spaces were the least illuminated.
Courtesy of Ariel Valenzuela + Diego Ledesma
Architects: Ariel Valenzuela, Diego Ledesma
Location: Monterrey, Mexico
Area: 370.0 m2
Project Year: 2018
Courtesy of Ariel Valenzuela + Diego Ledesma
Text description provided by the architects. The project starts from a pre-existing building with many structural limitations and very limited areas. It was sought from the beginning to liberate the interior spaces generating new openings that allowed a correct lighting and ventilation, considering that the busiest spaces were the least illuminated.
Courtesy of Ariel Valenzuela + Diego Ledesma
Floorplan
Courtesy of Ariel Valenzuela + Diego Ledesma
To generate this opening, it was proposed to create a new central courtyard inside the house to turn it into the heart of the house, the central space that illuminates and connects bedrooms, social areas and study and also, serves as natural ventilation.
Courtesy of Ariel Valenzuela + Diego Ledesma
Facade Axonometry
Courtesy of Ariel Valenzuela + Diego Ledesma
By integrating elements o...
Courtesy of Ariel Valenzuela + Diego Ledesma
Architects: Ariel Valenzuela, Diego Ledesma
Location: Monterrey, Mexico
Area: 370.0 m2
Project Year: 2018
Courtesy of Ariel Valenzuela + Diego Ledesma
Text description provided by the architects. The project starts from a pre-existing building with many structural limitations and very limited areas. It was sought from the beginning to liberate the interior spaces generating new openings that allowed a correct lighting and ventilation, considering that the busiest spaces were the least illuminated.
Courtesy of Ariel Valenzuela + Diego Ledesma
Floorplan
Courtesy of Ariel Valenzuela + Diego Ledesma
To generate this opening, it was proposed to create a new central courtyard inside the house to turn it into the heart of the house, the central space that illuminates and connects bedrooms, social areas and study and also, serves as natural ventilation.
Courtesy of Ariel Valenzuela + Diego Ledesma
Facade Axonometry
Courtesy of Ariel Valenzuela + Diego Ledesma
By integrating elements o...
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