Project file
  • Architecture & Interior Design

Villas BRH

(About Villas BRH)

These four villas are part of a private compound of five residences nestled in the forest of Avándaro.

(Activities Carried Out)

Arquitectura e Interiorismo

(Area)

563 m2

(Year)

2015

(Project Direction)

Lorena Vieyra

(Project Collaborators)

Gabriel Martínez, Cesar Silva y Valeria Llanos

(Location)

Avándaro, Estado de México

(Special Installations)

NTX

(Lighting)

Luz en Arquitectura

(Fotógrafo)

Jaime Navarro

Jaime Navarro

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The architectural concept is rooted in the pursuit of fluid spaces, where the integration between interior and exterior environments is fundamental.

Jaime Navarro

 

 

Jaime Navarro
Jaime Navarro

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The construction prioritizes sustainability and energy efficiency, incorporating local materials, solar panels, a hot water recirculation system, ventilated façades, and more.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Each villa is developed across three levels, comprising parking and bedroom areas, with the public spaces—TV room, kitchen, living and dining room—located on a split level that opens onto an interior garden positioned a story and a half above street level. This spatial configuration allows the home to adapt naturally to the steep terrain, offering the bedrooms sweeping views of the green ravine in front, while the side-facing forest becomes an integral visual element of the private, inward-facing garden.

Jaime Navarro
Jaime Navarro
Jaime Navarro

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The house is fully immersed in and connected to the surrounding forest, where all communal amenities of the compound—such as pools, terraces, and game rooms—are designed to come together in harmony with nature.