At the heart of architectural design lies the goal of enhancing residents’ quality of life. This project exemplifies this by embracing simplicity to reveal its fundamental components. It focuses on maximizing benefits through thoughtful management of climate conditions.
Situated in a residential neighborhood on the southern outskirts of the Guadalajara metropolitan area, this project features two stacked volumes serving distinct purposes: private and service areas. The open space between these volumes leverages the local climate and benefits from the abundant natural light typical of low-density residential zones. This design supports ventilation, lighting, and visual comfort. At the same time, protecting residents’ privacy is paramount, which is why the service spaces are deliberately less exposed.
Overall, this residence stands as an honest and authentic expression of the owner’s needs. It carefully balances the relationship between nature and the urban environment, showcasing its unique character through its architectural form.
△ First Floor Plan
△ Second Floor Plan
△ Roof Plan
△ Elevation Drawing
△ Section Diagram
△ Analysis Chart
△ Node Diagram
Project Information
Project Type: Independent Residential Building
Location: Los Gavilanes, Mexico
Architectural Design: LR Arquitectura
Area: 2,540 ft²
Year Completed: 2020
Photographer: Horacio Virissimo
Manufacturers: AutoDesk, Chaos Group, Adobe Systems Incorporated, Electrica Variedades, Modul Studio, Soluciones Java, Trimble Navigation
Lead Architects: Carlos Teodoro Rodriguez Laura, Eduardo Lassala Orozco
Design Team: Marisol Favela, Miriam Ortiz
Structural Design: TADE
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