This house is located in an area that extended its boundaries a previously produced Ficus trees for sale. We want the house will not impact the natural context Seed House building has been a very quick and simple thanks to the qualities of concrete becomes difficult to determine the boundaries between inside and outside of it, getting a house bounded dimensions seem very long and is imperceptible from various points of the terrain.
Being the trees planted cheek by jowl, they have grown up together and very slender, so our proposal takes advantage of this forest of trees to cover the southern sun and have a completely open front to them.
We managed to make a deck of 200m2 underpinned by three core columns and a girder that completely crosses as an inverted pendulum. In this way, we managed to have no strut in the rest of the house, and have the freedom to have space under this cover as best suited us. The orientation of the house is north, as Jiutepec is a very hot state of Morelos, Mexico.
The house barely has a master bedroom, and a small room for a child. The rest of the house is open, with a bar for cooking and eating and living areas together. In the south lawn, it forms an open area to be under the shade of the Ficus, while the north facade forms an open terrace in the sun like a pier, floating on a pond to retrieve clear water for irrigation .
