MW House by Jorge Garibay

The volume of the house at the end of the day was designed with three boxes. We'll fit three boxes in which one of them turns out to be stolen. Today it has become the emblem of the house. We wanted to keep as much natural land as possible. This allowed us to reduce the occupancy rate considerably. And well, then the house is planted on very little land. It doesn't feel like a conventional house. It's an exercise very introspective, live towards inward, Towards your garden, towards your patio interior. It rarely has windows on the outside, so, I repeat, It's a very introspective exercise. We wanted the interior to be as sober as possible. That's why the color palette is so monochromatic. to give the opportunity to the pieces of art or the furniture They had their own personality. If I could synthesize this project in some specific space, I think that's where the degree of simplicity lies. And sophistication that we were looking for in this project. Well, gardening has been a theme in this house. Because it's something very different from what you normally see. We were very careful when choosing each species. Where are you going, where are you going, so we can play this game? Always very dynamic. The art is definitely important in the house, is contemporary art y está enfocado a artistas emergentes, a artistas de media carrera and is focused on emerging artists, a media career artists The Commission has already taken a number of steps to ensure that the information provided by the Member States is accurate and that the information is provided in a timely manner. Artists like Alison Zuckerman, Brody Neal, André Apsolovsky, Richard T. Walker and his son are emerging artists. The client has definitely been very careful in selecting it. The main objective of Casa MW was definitely to meet spatial needs in a very poetic way.