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LBR&A creates dramatic cantilever for CH73 House in Mexico City
Architecture studio LBR&A has designed a residence that "breaks the imposed paradigms of construction" in a Mexico City neighbourhood where development has reportedly taken its toll on the landscape.
Bosques de las Lomas
The CH73 House is located in the Bosques de las Lomas neighbourhood and occupies a long, slender site that slopes down toward a ravine.
The house extends 20 metres over the site
"Within this context, the CH73 House is born as a self-sustainable proposal that breaks the imposed paradigms of construction in the area," the studio said.
CH73 House was designed with passive ventilation strategies
Energy consumption has been minimized through passive strategies like optimal orientation and natural ventilation. The supply of electricity is facilitated by solar panels and a "geothermal foundation pile."
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