Upcycled Trees Cloak This Modern Mexican Home
Award-winning architecture and design studio Cadaval & Solà-Morales has designed a 3,229-square-feet home to be hidden from view in its wooded site in the El Peñon Reserve.
Built predominantly with concrete and upcycled trees, the modern residence consists of three volumes configured in a "Y" shape. With the three arms extruding in different directions, each one features a large picture window at the end to frame views of the woodlands outdoors.
Structural engineering: Ricardo Camacho de la Fuente
Mechanical engineering: José Antonio Lino
Landscape architecture: Simon Bequillard
Hidrology: Daniel Jaramillo
Collaborators: Eduardo Alegre, Orsi Maza, Alexandra Coppetier
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