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建筑师提供的文字说明。这个项目的主人公是一个伟大的弥赛者，在这片土地上已经长大了，这个网站的比例远远超过了广泛的比例，因此决定扩大房屋内部的街道，以便拥有最大的生活空间，但没有剩余的空间。

Text description provided by the architects. The project’s protagonist it’s a great mesquite wich already has been growing in the land, the site has a much longer than wide proportions, therefore, and it was decided to enlarge the promenades inside the house in order to have the largest amount of living space, but withouth residual spaces.

Text description provided by the architects. The project’s protagonist it’s a great mesquite wich already has been growing in the land, the site has a much longer than wide proportions, therefore, and it was decided to enlarge the promenades inside the house in order to have the largest amount of living space, but withouth residual spaces.

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这个项目是一个完整的整合与房屋之间的整合，其结果是自然环境和建筑之间的协同作用，以及不断的内部-外部关系。通过这种方式，我们选择完全尊重这棵树，而不去碰它，或者把它包裹起来，这样我们就形成了一个斜轴，它给我们提供了场地最长的一面，从而解构了这个地区最常见的房屋类型，它的特点是前面有一个停车位，后台有一个庭院花园，在这种情况下，项目的对角线轴让我们有机会在两边创建两个开放的花园，将我们与相邻的区域分开，并为整个房子提供照明和通风。

This project was an exhaustive exercise of integration between the mesquite with the house, where the result was a synergy between the natural environment and the building, as well as a constant interior-exterior relationship. In this way we choose to respect the tree entirely without touching it or wrapping it , which resulted in a diagonal axis that gives us the longest side of the site, generating a deconstruction of the most common house typology in the area which is characterized by a parking space in front and a courtyard garden in the background, In this case the diagonal axis of the project gives us the opportunity to create two open gardens on the sides, separating us from the adjoining areas and giving lighting and ventilation to the whole house.

This project was an exhaustive exercise of integration between the mesquite with the house, where the result was a synergy between the natural environment and the building, as well as a constant interior-exterior relationship. In this way we choose to respect the tree entirely without touching it or wrapping it , which resulted in a diagonal axis that gives us the longest side of the site, generating a deconstruction of the most common house typology in the area which is characterized by a parking space in front and a courtyard garden in the background, In this case the diagonal axis of the project gives us the opportunity to create two open gardens on the sides, separating us from the adjoining areas and giving lighting and ventilation to the whole house.

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 Ground Floor

由于希望把树融入房子里的每一个空间，在楼上出现了一个露台，它的树荫是由同一棵树的叶子产生的，它能够从各个角度生活这一元素，就像我们许多人小时候梦想的“小树屋”一样，这是一座用来观摩这棵树并与它一起生活的房子。

Following with the desire to incorporate the tree to every single space inside the house, a terrace emerges in the upper floor whose shade is generated by the foliage of the same tree, being able to live the element from all angles, taking the analogy of the "little tree house" that many of us dreamed of as children, this is a house made to contemplate the tree and live along with it.

Following with the desire to incorporate the tree to every single space inside the house, a terrace emerges in the upper floor whose shade is generated by the foliage of the same tree, being able to live the element from all angles, taking the analogy of the "little tree house" that many of us dreamed of as children, this is a house made to contemplate the tree and live along with it.

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该项目的主要材料一般是混凝土、泥浆和玻璃，我们所涉及的元素是石、土和空气，这是工地的本质所在。然而，这些都成为建筑元素，为房子提供了一种非常舒适的气氛。

The main materials of the project are in general terms concrete, mud and glass; elements that we relate to the stone, earth and air that are the essence of the site. Nevertheless, these become architectural elements that provides the house with a very cozy atmosphere.

The main materials of the project are in general terms concrete, mud and glass; elements that we relate to the stone, earth and air that are the essence of the site. Nevertheless, these become architectural elements that provides the house with a very cozy atmosphere.

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表面上的混凝土墙，桥梁和底层的混凝土地板，寻求永恒，反过来又突出了旁边花园的植被和树木本身。它还试图纳入墨西哥建筑的传统元素，如泥格、Zotehuela瓷砖、拱顶和手工制作的马赛克，唤起人们对家庭的记忆。

The apparent concrete walls, the bridge and the concrete floor on the ground floor, seek timelessness and in turn give prominence to the vegetation of the side gardens and the tree itself. It also has been sought to incorporate traditional elements of mexican architecture such as mud lattices, zotehuela tiles, vaults and handcrafted mosaic, evoking the memory of the home.

The apparent concrete walls, the bridge and the concrete floor on the ground floor, seek timelessness and in turn give prominence to the vegetation of the side gardens and the tree itself. It also has been sought to incorporate traditional elements of mexican architecture such as mud lattices, zotehuela tiles, vaults and handcrafted mosaic, evoking the memory of the home.

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A-A节

建筑方案很容易读懂，道路也很实用，在底层我们有一个双层高度和一个非常开放的空间的社交区，一个相当大的厨房，有一个岛屿，用作餐厅。在两边，我们有花园，可以扩展室内空间，但也可以让我们永远记住从不同的框架中看到的中间部分。

The architectural program is easy to read and the paths are very functionals, on the ground floor we have the social area with a double height and an very open space, a fairly large kitchen with an island that serves as a dining room. And to the sides we have the gardens that allows to expand the interior space but also allows us to always keep in mind the view of the mesquite from different frames.

The architectural program is easy to read and the paths are very functionals, on the ground floor we have the social area with a double height and an very open space, a fairly large kitchen with an island that serves as a dining room. And to the sides we have the gardens that allows to expand the interior space but also allows us to always keep in mind the view of the mesquite from different frames.

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在楼上，我们发现有两间卧室的私人空间通过一座桥连接在一起，从中我们可以通过与拱顶的双高来欣赏社交区的广阔空间。这些房间共有一个已经提到的露台，通过它，我们可以在树、人和天空之间进行直接对话，这也许是最亲密的空间。

Upstairs we find the private area with two bedrooms that are connected through a bridge from which we can appreciate the spaciousness of the social area through the double height with the vaults.  These rooms share a terrace already mentioned, and through which we can have a direct dialogue between the tree, the person and the sky, being perhaps the most intimate space.

Upstairs we find the private area with two bedrooms that are connected through a bridge from which we can appreciate the spaciousness of the social area through the double height with the vaults.  These rooms share a terrace already mentioned, and through which we can have a direct dialogue between the tree, the person and the sky, being perhaps the most intimate space.

 Second floor

正面靠近西面，以保护太阳不受西南方向的影响，并在东方呼吸，被晨光照耀。走向街道，我们有一卷由两根倾斜的柱子和一堵混凝土墙支撑的空间，再一次，我们有了一种类似于从泥土中冒出来的树，被它的树叶覆盖着；在一边，我们在前景中有一棵大树，部分地用格子装饰，这让我们可以欣赏它，但留下一些神秘的地方，邀请你从内部探索空间。

The façade closes to the west to protect the sun from the southwest and breathes through the east, illuminated by the morning sun. Towards the street we have a volume that is supported by a pair of inclined columns and by a concrete wall, again we have an analogy of the tree that emerges from the earth and is covered by its foliage; on one side and coexisting , we have the great tree in the foreground partially dressed by a lattice that from the outside allows us to appreciate it but leaves some mystery to invite you to explore the space from the inside.

The façade closes to the west to protect the sun from the southwest and breathes through the east, illuminated by the morning sun. Towards the street we have a volume that is supported by a pair of inclined columns and by a concrete wall, again we have an analogy of the tree that emerges from the earth and is covered by its foliage; on one side and coexisting , we have the great tree in the foreground partially dressed by a lattice that from the outside allows us to appreciate it but leaves some mystery to invite you to explore the space from the inside.

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Architects Cubo Rojo Arquitectura

Location Santiago de Querétaro, Mexico

Authors Alejandro Vargas, Christian Villanueva, Eduardo Tapia, Omar López

Collaborators Oliver Fernando Arturo

Area 2152.78 ft2

Project Year 2017

Photographs Desireé Brito, Arándano fotografía

Category Houses

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