An "Isolated" Retreat for Two Brothers in Mexico | Aculco House

Aculco is a vacation home in Mexico, designed by the architecture studio PPAA for two brothers who wanted to retreat to "the middle of nowhere." The house is surrounded by nature and has impressive cliffs nearby. Built as a rectangular stone volume with a slanted roof, the residence uses local materials such as stone blocks, clay, and wood, kept in their raw state to create a harmonious dialogue with the natural surroundings. The simple layout of the house maximizes views of the surrounding landscape, offering a peaceful and intimate retreat.
Credits:
Team: Pablo Pérez Palacios + Alfonso de la Concha Rojas, Miguel Vargas, José Luis Jiménez
Photography: Rafael Gamo
Year: 2018
Location: State of Mexico, Mexico
Area: 90 m2

[@marks1324]

Reading the comments... the bathroom is mentioned in the narrative and clearly shown on the blueprints.
Beautiful, simple design.

[@EdgarMoctezumaPintor]

Greetings from Monterrey México 😎🍷😙💨🌿👌🏼♈🌈🥳🍫☕🍺⛰️🥃🍩🧁🍜👋🏼

[@LuLuC09]

Una hermosura ❤pero faltó mostrar el baño.

[@AWAL76]

I just love the purity and unwavering commitment to the concept. Essential design at its best. However the only comment is the plans don't reflect the finished building.

[@JoseSantos-uh3vs]

Eu levaria meus livros, meu cavalete de pintura, alguns pinceis e tintas. Tiraria a TV, o som ,a Internet. Seria perfeito.

[@peterpunk3619]

triste ma bello, per andare al bagno bisogna cercare un albero?

[@wephotoprojectwephotoproje6266]

Si alguien se ha quedado en Aculco sabra que el frío es una locura, no se si esta casa sea realmente para ese clima. es hermosa pero habría que ver como funciona realmente.

[@luckyleaprealestate]

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[@javiergtz6682]

It is interesting how the plans actually don't match the built project...

[@hintex487]

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