Black color to create opened and natural space. Casa Lluvia by PPAA
06/02/2020.
[Mexico City] Mexico
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PPAA architecture studio led by architect Pablo Pérez Palacios, based in Mexico City, designed this house located in Jardines del Pedregal. The area also known simply as El Pedregal, is a upscale residential neighborhood in the south of Mexico City. In this area, the architect Luis Barragán proposed a well-known master plan in the 1940s.
Called "Casa Lluvia", the bulding is a single family house with two levels and charactericed by its black color. The 600 square metre home is located in a rectangular plot that total 1,076 square metre.
Called "Casa Lluvia", the bulding is a single family house with two levels and charactericed by its black color. The 600 square metre home is located in a rectangular plot that total 1,076 square metre.
Casa Lluvia by PPAA. Photograph by Rafael Gamo
Casa Lluvia by PPAA. Photograph by Rafael Gamo
Casa Lluvia by PPAA. Photograph by Rafael Gamo
Casa Lluvia by PPAA. Photograph by Rafael Gamo
Casa Lluvia by PPAA. Photograph by Rafael Gamo
Casa Lluvia by PPAA. Photograph by Rafael Gamo
Casa Lluvia by PPAA. Photograph by Rafael Gamo
Casa Lluvia by PPAA. Photograph by Rafael Gamo
Casa Lluvia by PPAA. Photograph by Rafael Gamo
Casa Lluvia by PPAA. Photograph by Rafael Gamo
Casa Lluvia by PPAA. Photograph by Rafael Gamo
Casa Lluvia by PPAA. Photograph by Rafael Gamo
Casa Lluvia by PPAA. Photograph by Rafael Gamo
Casa Lluvia by PPAA. Photograph by Rafael Gamo
Casa Lluvia by PPAA. Photograph by Rafael Gamo
Casa Lluvia by PPAA. Photograph by Rafael Gamo
Casa Lluvia by PPAA. Photograph by Rafael Gamo
Casa Lluvia by PPAA. Photograph by Rafael Gamo
Casa Lluvia by PPAA. Photograph by Rafael Gamo
Casa Lluvia by PPAA. Photograph by Rafael Gamo
Casa Lluvia by PPAA. Photograph by Rafael Gamo
Casa Lluvia by PPAA. Photograph by Rafael Gamo
Site plan. Casa Lluvia by PPAA.
Ground floor plan. Casa Lluvia by PPAA.
First floor plan. Casa Lluvia by PPAA.
PPAA, or Pérez Palacios Arquitectos Asociados, designed a house with small courtyards and double-height spaces create a bright and airy atmosphere embracing the natural vegetation found at back of plot.
Main target was to merge sections of the main forest-like garden with the interior of the house and let in natural light.
Project description by Pérez Palacios Arquitectos Asociados
Lluvia is a single-family residence located in Jardines del Pedregal, southern Mexico City. It is located in a residential area, and the site has neighboring constructions. One of its main qualities is the natural vegetation found at the back, which became an important asset in the architectural scheme.
The house is conceived as a solid volume that incorporates subtractions along the main axis; these are formed as small courtyards and double heights depending on the program. Our main intention was to merge sections of the main forest-like garden with the interior of the house and let in natural light.
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Architects
PPAA Pérez Palacios Arquitectos Asociados
Project Team
Pablo Pérez Palacios + Alfonso de la Concha Rojas, Miguel Vargas, José Hadad, Ignacio Rodríguez, Armando Rosas, Fabián Arellano.
Dates
2018
Area
600 m²
Location
Jardines del Pedregal, Mexico City, Mexico.
Photography
Pérez Palacios Arquitectos Asociados. PPAA
PPAA, Pérez Palacios Arquitectos Asociados, is an architecture studio founded by Pablo Pérez Palacios in 2016 in Mexico City.
Pablo Pérez Palacios. Born in Mexico City in the year 1980. Makes previous studies in Florence Italy and later realizes the studies of architecture at the Iberoamericana University and the Polytechnic University of Catalonia in Barcelona 2000-2005. After getting the project of Bayon Artell stores, he funds, with Alfonso de la Concha DCPP, architects, until 2016. In May 2009 he gets the scholarship from CONACYT and graduates from graduate school, MSAAD (Master of Science in Advanced Archtectural design) from the University of Columbia in New York City.
Pablo Pérez Palacios. Born in Mexico City in the year 1980. Makes previous studies in Florence Italy and later realizes the studies of architecture at the Iberoamericana University and the Polytechnic University of Catalonia in Barcelona 2000-2005. After getting the project of Bayon Artell stores, he funds, with Alfonso de la Concha DCPP, architects, until 2016. In May 2009 he gets the scholarship from CONACYT and graduates from graduate school, MSAAD (Master of Science in Advanced Archtectural design) from the University of Columbia in New York City.
