MESETA HOUSE

The proposed architectural project seeks to generate continuity with the land by partially burying itself in it, while offering great views of the surroundings. This is a residence that blends harmoniously with the surrounding landscape and maximizes panoramic views. Some key features of the design could be:

Stepped design: The house adapts to the topography of the land through stepped levels, allowing for a smooth insertion and a natural transition between the house and the surrounding landscape.

Use of natural materials: Use of materials that blend in with the environment, such as stone, wood or cladding in earthy tones, to achieve greater visual harmony with the surrounding terrain.

Floor-to-ceiling windows: Incorporation of large windows that extend from the floor to the ceiling to make the most of the panoramic views and allow for a direct visual connection with the natural environment.

Patios and terraces: Creation of outdoor spaces, such as patios or terraces, that allow you to enjoy the outdoors and enhance the relationship between the interior and the exterior. These spaces can be strategically located to offer privileged views and generate a sense of continuity with the surroundings.

Green roofs: Integration of green roofs in some areas of the home, not only to improve thermal and acoustic insulation, but also to encourage integration with vegetation and maintain visual harmony with the surrounding landscape.

Open design: Creation of open and fluid interior spaces, using glass walls or translucent elements to allow natural light to flow and views to expand through the interior spaces.

This architectural project seeks to generate a deep connection with the land by partially burying itself in it, while taking advantage of the views and creating an open and visually captivating spatial experience. The design focuses on respecting and highlighting the natural beauty of the environment, creating architecture in harmony with the surrounding nature.