El Tirón arranges a residence and a double-height studio
Mexican architectural practice FMT Estudio takes over the development of ‘El Tirón’, a challenge that options two impartial dwellings situated on a slender and irregular plot of land in Mérida. The architectural design emphasizes the continuity and fluidity of the house, guiding a linear path that meanders alongside the land and incorporates volumes and patios because the challenge develops. The construction arranges a disaggregated residence and a double-height studio. The environmental conservation of present high-density bushes on the positioning holds one of the vital notable options of El Tirón, resulting in the creation of inside patios that optimize pure lighting and cross-ventilation and combine with the dwelling areas. The out of doors pure factor extends the dwelling house enhancing spatial continuity by forming a sequence of ‘open and shut’ areas that traverse deeper into the property.
ribbed concrete partitions face the central courtyard | all photographs by Zaickz Moz
swimming pool courtyard connects the dwelling areas
The doorway results in the rear home by a tunnel that ensures connectivity between the 2 dwelling areas with out shedding privateness. The pool, located within the sunniest space of the property, acts as a gathering level between the 2 areas whereas sustaining a notional partition. The studio structure encompasses a kitchen and eating space, and a double-height lounge all-in-one accompanied by an inner patio, whereas the mezzanine stage features a bed room with a full rest room. The textured, ribbed concrete wall that surrounds the patio additionally connects with the pool, offering a cohesive and unified design character. The design team arranges a small courtyard with a staircase surrounding a big zapote tree directing circulation towards the kitchen that serves because the frequent heart of the home. This system of the rear home consists of two bedrooms with loos, a versatile pavilion, and storage areas, all sharing inside terraces.
a walkway leads from the doorway to the rear home
facade seems monolithic and framed by present bushes
The second flooring is designed with a deal with the contemplation of the encircling treetops. The outside of the constructing contrasts with the open areas of the inside areas. The facade is about again from the alignment showing monolithic and framed by a mamey tree. The design idea for each areas concentrates on utilizing supplies with seen finishes that honor artisanal work and spotlight the development course of. The challenge has a minimal architectural footprint on the positioning, constructed to harmoniously combine into its pure surroundings and optimize using assets whereas attending to environmental conservation and making certain that the structure yields to the positioning. Because of this, the house exudes serenity with minimal expression and supplies, offering ample alternative to ponder the encircling exterior views and benefit from the inside house.
the studio and the house are separated by a swimming pool courtyard
the facade seems monolithic and is framed by a mamey tree
