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架构师提供的文本描述。该房子位于一个私人社区，距墨西哥城20分钟车程。在树木茂密的环境下，公共和公共区域都围绕着一个中央内部庭院，其主要元素是一个漂浮的混凝土立方体，该立方体被自然光照亮的木兰构成框架，透过覆盖着宏伟的混凝土图形的穹顶进行过滤。

Text description provided by the architects. The house is located in a private neighborhood 20 minutes from Mexico City. Surrounded by a wooded environment, both public and public areas revolve around a central interior patio whose main element is a floating concrete cube that frames the presence of a magnolia illuminated by natural light, which filters through the dome that covers the imposing concrete figure.

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在天井的尽头，与“浮动”混凝土结构对齐，烟囱的末端是轴线，从它的中心发出一个接收火焰的倒金字塔。烟囱作为客厅、餐厅和露台之间的纽带，在连接三个空间的同时，也充当了一个分隔元素。

At the end of the patio, aligned with the 'floating' concrete structure the chimney end the axis, from whose center emanates an inverted pyramid that receives the flame. The chimney works as a link between the living room, the dining room and the patio itself, connecting the three spaces at the same time that it serves as a dividing element.

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 Lower Floor Plan

低层平面图

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在里面的庭院和走廊里都有木头，这就产生了一种有趣的阴影游戏。这座房子的结构是两个L形的物体，由内部的两座桥梁连接。

Pergolas of wood occupy both in the inner patio and in the corridors, which generates an interesting game of shades. The house is structured as two L-shaped bodies that are connected by two bridges in the interior.

 Upper Floor Plan

上层平面图

这两座桥连接着私人空间，其中一座横跨蕨类植物花园，另一座横跨放置树木的水镜。这两个景观区为房屋提供交叉通风。

The bridges join the private spaces, one of them crossing over a fern garden while the other bridge crosses over a water mirror from which the tree is placed. These two landscaped areas serve to provide cross ventilation to the house.

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使用的主要材料是木材、石板和混凝土。正是这些元素的结合，产生了不同的光和阴影的影响，给房子一个舒适的气氛，根据树木的环境。

The main materials used are wood, stone slabs and concreted concrete. It is the combination of these elements that generates different effects of light and shadow that give the house a cozy atmosphere, according to the wooded environment.

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Architects José Ricardo Yslas Gámez

Location Lerma, Mexico

Architect in Charge Ricardo Yslas Gámez

Area 1712.0 m2

Project Year 2016

Photographs Jaime Navarro Soto

Category Houses Interiors

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