© Tamara Uribe

(塔玛拉·乌里韦)

架构师提供的文本描述。在正门，一个双高开放的门厅被植物包围着，还有一个巨大的木栅栏，用来保护正面不受来自西方的阳光照射。客厅和餐厅是连续的，可以看到一扇望着花园的大窗户，这座花园是房子的心脏和肺。双高餐厅和厨房都有滑动门，可以很好地看到庭院；这给人一种室内和室外空间之间的幅度和联系的特殊感觉。

Text description provided by the architects. At the main entrance, a double height open foyer is surrounded with plants, and a big wooden fence that serves to protects the facade against the sun rays coming from the west. The Livingroom and dining area are continuous and looking to a huge window looking to the garden, this garden serves as the heart and the lungs of the house. The double height dining room and the kitchen have sliding doors that allow a nice view to the courtyard; this gives a special sensation of amplitude and connection between the indoor and outdoor spaces.

Text description provided by the architects. At the main entrance, a double height open foyer is surrounded with plants, and a big wooden fence that serves to protects the facade against the sun rays coming from the west. The Livingroom and dining area are continuous and looking to a huge window looking to the garden, this garden serves as the heart and the lungs of the house. The double height dining room and the kitchen have sliding doors that allow a nice view to the courtyard; this gives a special sensation of amplitude and connection between the indoor and outdoor spaces.

 © Tamara Uribe

(塔玛拉·乌里韦)

 Lower Floor Plan

低层平面图

 © Tamara Uribe

(塔玛拉·乌里韦)

房子周围的财产限制墙被挖掘池中获得的石块覆盖，这样，再利用这种材料可以降低成本，同时使项目具有当地特色。西面和东面都覆盖着当地一家工厂生产的传统“法式”瓷砖，这一传统材料在殖民时代的地板上被赋予了一种现代的扭曲。在院子里，这两种材料(法国瓷砖)

The property limit walls that surround the house were covered with pieces of stone obtained from digging the pool, in this manner the reused of this material allowed to lower the costs and at the same time give local identity to the project. The west and east facades were covered with the traditional “French style” tiles produced in a local Factory, giving a modern twist to this material that is traditionally used in the floors of the colonial houses. In the courtyard, this two materials (French tiles & recovered stoned) were precisely combined with a really good selection of plants and the swimming pool which was finished with a special stucco that contains a particular ink obtained from the cortex of a local tree. A really light and high steel structure with a special sunscreen mesh protects an open lounging area next to the pool; this steel structure captures more space volume giving this area a really nice sense of amplitude.

The property limit walls that surround the house were covered with pieces of stone obtained from digging the pool, in this manner the reused of this material allowed to lower the costs and at the same time give local identity to the project. The west and east facades were covered with the traditional “French style” tiles produced in a local Factory, giving a modern twist to this material that is traditionally used in the floors of the colonial houses. In the courtyard, this two materials (French tiles & recovered stoned) were precisely combined with a really good selection of plants and the swimming pool which was finished with a special stucco that contains a particular ink obtained from the cortex of a local tree. A really light and high steel structure with a special sunscreen mesh protects an open lounging area next to the pool; this steel structure captures more space volume giving this area a really nice sense of amplitude.

 © Tamara Uribe

(塔玛拉·乌里韦)

 © Tamara Uribe

(塔玛拉·乌里韦)

主卧室被放置在情节的最后面，让它更亲密、更安静。这个空间有一个“双高”天花板，其中一堵墙被石头覆盖着。一堵较低的墙被热带木材覆盖，巧妙地将房间与浴室隔开。一旦进入浴室，室内花园使房子的其他部分“与自然接触”的概念得以延续。在二楼，放置了两间宽敞的卧室，每个卧室都有一个私人阳台，景色壮丽，同时也允许在这个炎热的天气区进行非常需要的交叉通风、自然阳光照明和与绿色区域的接触。

The master bedroom was placed at the very back of the plot to give it more intimacy and silence, this space has a "double height" ceiling, one of its walls is covered with Stone.  A lower height wall was covered in tropical Wood subtly divides the room from the bathroom.  Once in the bathroom, an interior garden gives continuity to the same concept of the rest of the house "in contact with nature". In the second floor, two spacious bedrooms were placed, each of them has a private balcony with magnificent sights, allowing at the same time the cross ventilation very needed in this hot weather zone, natural sun lighting and the contact with gree

The master bedroom was placed at the very back of the plot to give it more intimacy and silence, this space has a "double height" ceiling, one of its walls is covered with Stone.  A lower height wall was covered in tropical Wood subtly divides the room from the bathroom.  Once in the bathroom, an interior garden gives continuity to the same concept of the rest of the house "in contact with nature". In the second floor, two spacious bedrooms were placed, each of them has a private balcony with magnificent sights, allowing at the same time the cross ventilation very needed in this hot weather zone, natural sun lighting and the contact with gree

 © Tamara Uribe

(塔玛拉·乌里韦)

在主卧室的上方，一个宽敞的露台和一个绿色的屋顶被设计成让星星沉思。该屋顶的装配区降低了主卧室内的几级室内温度，从而降低了能耗，减少了对空调系统的需求。房子周围的所有表面(墙壁)

Above the master bedroom, a generous terrace and a green roof were designed to allow the stars contemplation. The gardened area in this roof reduces a few grades the indoor temperature in the master bedroom, achieving in this manner lower energy consumption, reducing the need for the air conditioning system. All the surfaces around the house (walls & ceilings) were cover with white stucco and the special ink obtained from a local tree cortex named “Chukum”, achieving a nice combination of local materials such as Natural Stone, French style tiles and an endemic selection of different plants and trees.

Above the master bedroom, a generous terrace and a green roof were designed to allow the stars contemplation. The gardened area in this roof reduces a few grades the indoor temperature in the master bedroom, achieving in this manner lower energy consumption, reducing the need for the air conditioning system. All the surfaces around the house (walls & ceilings) were cover with white stucco and the special ink obtained from a local tree cortex named “Chukum”, achieving a nice combination of local materials such as Natural Stone, French style tiles and an endemic selection of different plants and trees.

 © Tamara Uribe

(塔玛拉·乌里韦)

Architects Xavier Salas Arquitectos

Location Merida, Mexico

Architect in Charge Xavier Eduardo Salas Hernández

Area 320.0 m2

Project Year 2018

Photographs Tamara Uribe

Category Houses Interiors

Manufacturers Loading...