Description provided by the studio. Our client's brief was to have a weekend home, an escape from everyday life at a very short distance from the city of Guadalajara. The ideal location, the picturesque town of Ajijic, in the state of Jalisco on the shores of Lake Chapala.
Analyzing the needs of the client and his family structure, three young children about to have their own families, we were challenged to have a house with several layers of interaction and a disruptive program to a traditional urban house.
The first project decision was to propose an open program composed of two housing modules: On one side the children's bedrooms (all independent and with their own services) and at the other end of the property the master bedroom, suite type, with all the necessary services to function independently from the rest of the house. Both spaces are connected to the heart of the project, the social terrace and the pool, flanked by gardens highly populated with regional vegetation.
Consequently with the architectural proposal, in the interior design, Mexican art was part of the deal, the proposed palette was in neutral tones designed to receive the color that the accessories and finishing touches that the family wanted to have to celebrate Chapala.
For the interior furnishings we decided on neutral tones with soft textures, indirect lighting and stone coverings. Decorative elements such as key design pieces in red, clay and ceramic. Textile lamps with different heights, natural woods and agave roots as focal elements.
The rooms are extremely comfortable with large beds, with functional headboards and prepared for courtesy lights to welcome you.
The outdoor furniture bets on strong furniture, of large dimensions, with strong geometric lines on a Cumaru deck finished with oil in natural tones.
As for the building materials, regional mud brick is used for its thermal qualities, predominantly painted white in a neutral color palette. Likewise, natural stone is used throughout the project, travertine marble in interiors and regional flagstone for exterior patios.
Lot: 15 m x 36 m (540 m2)
Construction: 466 m2
Orientation: East
Bedrooms: 4
Bathrooms: 6
Country: Mexico
City: Ajijic
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12 авг 2023
