Mexican architect Casar Mancillas applied high concrete structures to form walls while also creating a linear home that opens up spaces that invite relaxation right in the urban location of Ensenada. The property has a narrow foundation and the natural condition of the area allows for unique distribution of spaces. The aforementioned high walls are meant to keep out the winds of Valle de Guadalupe.
Machcillas states, "The architecture and interior design of this project synergise by developing a leisure space using natural materials available in the area that allow its composition to speak for itself within each of the spaces; wood, volcanic stone and natural fabrics are some of them. The natural conditions and the urbanization where it is located, have a close relationship in their materiality and form; a home that nourishes from the exterior to reflect on the interior."
High Concrete Walled Homes
Cesar Mancillas Creates a Linear Home with Tranquil Elements
Trend Themes
1. High Concrete Structures - Utilizing high concrete structures to form walls and create unique distribution of spaces.
2. Linear Homes - Designing linear homes that open up spaces and invite relaxation.
3. Natural Materials - Synergizing architecture and interior design by using natural materials available in the area.
Industry Implications
1. Architecture - Opportunity for architects to explore the use of high concrete structures in their designs.
2. Interior Design - Opportunity to incorporate natural materials, such as wood and volcanic stone, into interior design projects.
3. Real Estate - Opportunity to create unique and inviting homes that reflect the natural conditions and urbanization of the area.