"We usually come here on weekends and, if possible, sometimes in the middle of the week to rest from the intensity of Mexico City,"
says Javier Sánchez, from the JSa studio, who designed his second home in collaboration with his American colleague Robert Hutchison, of Robert Hutchison Architecture (RHA).
“The house is regenerating, we are enjoying the dark nights and the dawn behind the volcano.
It is a place to connect with nature, we also have an orchard and a vegetable garden there
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The living room with bare walls, painted black, in order to focus the gaze on the landscape.
Nin Solis/Living Inside
Located about two hours from the Mexican capital, in the mountain region of Temascaltepec - whose name is taken from the pre-Hispanic
temazcal
referring to public baths and sweat lodges - this building consists of three small structures including a main residence, a workshop to work and a bath house.
“These constructions, in the shape of pavilions, are open to the elements;
they allow you to live in relationship…
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