House-terrace by Lake Kajititlan in Mexico18 photos

Architects responded to this desire in the clearest and simplest way, creating a complex of two volumes, one of which is a wide stone barrier separating the entire villa from the road, and the other — two horizontal concrete slabs forming living space.

The stone volume contains a mechanical room, storage space, and grill.

The main part of the house, where the living room and dining room are located, is essentially a covered terrace formed by two concrete slabs. Sliding glass panels make the space fully transparent, allowing you to enjoy reflections of water, play of clouds, and captivating sunsets.

Inside, between these slabs, there is a second volume — made of burnt wood, containing a bathroom, toilet, and kitchen. The ceiling is supported by several sloping columns resembling bamboo trunks. To enhance this feeling of organic design, they grow directly from the ground.

Photos: Cesar Bejar Studio