The architectural objective was to achieve the maximal optimization of land which is 200 square metres (2,152 square feet), which would promote cohabitation as a family and at the same time, offer intimate spaces with the privacy required for each of the family’s daily activities, taking care of the relationship with the exterior, so the privacy character is achieved.

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Architect: Eduardo Ramírez Urrea

Location: Puebla City, Mexico

Architect In Charge: Eduardo Ramírez Urrea

Project Year: 2017

Photographs: Eduardo Ramírez Urrea

Consttruction: Gómez Vallarta y asociados SA de CV.

Hydraulic Design: GSH

Structural Calculation: Alejando Enríquez
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Text description provided by the architects. The architectural objective was to achieve the maximal optimization of land which is 200 square metres (2,152 square feet), which would promote cohabitation as a family and at the same time, offer intimate spaces with the privacy required for each of the family’s daily activities, taking care of the relationship with the exterior, so the privacy character is achieved.

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The aim was to create an interior space that would articulate the whole house and where family coexistence would develop. This was solved by a longitudinal dynamic space that goes from the street to an interior courtyard....