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朝向道路和邻近的建筑物：一个没有开口的混凝土砌块。朝向远处的风景和高尔夫球场：一系列的书，把视野描绘成无限大。

Towards the roads and neighboring buildings: a concrete block with few openings. Towards the distant landscape and the golf course: a series of volumes that frame the view towards infinity.

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生锈的钢体，彼此分离，允许“自然”进入建筑，或在内生植被之间溶解，在“建造”和景观之间没有精确的界限，即使后者也是人造的。

Rusty steel bodies, separated from each other to allow the "natural" to be introduced into the architecture, or to dissolve it between endogenous vegetation, proposing no precise boundary between "built" and the landscape, even if the latter is also man-made.

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同样的情况发生在部分。公共空间的屋顶表现为周围植被的延续，让使用者有一种超越财产界限的空间感。

The same happens in section. The roof of the public spaces is manifested as a continuation of the surrounding vegetation, allowing users the sense of being in an open space beyond the limits of the property.

Architects Isaac Broid Arquitecto

Location Santiago de Querétaro, Mexico

Category Houses

Project Area 700.0 m2

Project Year 2013

Photography Yoshihiro Koitani

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