Project file
  • Architecture & Interior Design

Casa Nube

(About Casa Nube)

Located in Cancún, Quintana Roo, Casa Nube is an architectural project designed to meet the specific needs of a family that values connection to the outdoors and the ability to host guests in a socially inviting environment.

(Activities Carried Out)

Arquitectura, Interiorismo & Mobiliario

(Year)

2023

(Project Direction)

Lorena Vieyra

(Team)

Jimena Trejo, David Fernández

(Location)

Cancún, Quintana Roo

(Special Installations)

NTX

(Lighting)

Luz en Arquitectura

(Acústica)

Saad Acústica

(Albercas)

Aqualaris

(Bioclimática)

Biomah

(Hidrosanitaria & Eléctrica )

Clinker

(Fotografía )

Rafael Gamo

(Pluvial y Residual )

CPL

This home not only prioritizes ocean views but also redefines functionality and its relationship with the natural surroundings.

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The primary focus of the project lies in the social areas, designed to serve practical purposes while fostering gathering and interaction. Connection to the outdoors is a guiding principle, with every part of the home carefully oriented to offer sweeping views of the sea. The owners’ desire to entertain and engage with guests is reflected in the strategic layout of the spaces, each one crafted to maximize interaction with the exterior environment.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The thoughtful distribution of social spaces defines the living experience within the residence. Every area—from the dining room to the pool and the pool house—seamlessly integrates with the outdoors, creating layered visual and functional experiences. A transverse stone volume adds a distinctive architectural element, acting as a visual anchor within the design.

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The home’s orientation toward the east captures the soft light of sunrise while shielding living spaces from direct sunlight. Architectural elements such as strategically placed shading features contribute not only to the visual appeal but also to the project’s energy efficiency.

 

 

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A direct connection to the beach establishes an integral bond between the residence and the sea, allowing residents easy access to the shoreline. The main entrance features a reflecting pool, introducing a sequence of spaces that culminate in a panoramic view of the horizon.

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In harmony with its surroundings, the project incorporates local materials such as Mayan stone and chukum, bringing cultural and geographical authenticity. Sustainability played a key role in the design, with rainwater harvesting systems, wastewater treatment plants, and solar panels integrated as part of the home’s environmental conservation measures.

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Rafael Gamo
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The bioclimatic study highlights the project’s environmental responsibility, incorporating cisterns for water recovery and the implementation of solar energy. This reflects a modern architectural approach committed to achieving a balanced relationship between humans and their environment. This project in Cancún is not merely a residence, but an architectural expression that fuses functionality, aesthetics, and sustainability—creating a home where life unfolds in harmony with the surrounding natural landscape

 

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