A Peaceful Forest Sanctuary Designed for Modern Living | Casa Cielo

A Peaceful Forest Sanctuary Designed for Modern Living | Casa Cielo

Casa Cielo by COA Arquitectura is a 476-square-meter residence located in a forested area of Tlajomulco de Zúñiga, Mexico. Designed as both a transition and a refuge between the city and the woods, the house embraces its triangular site by carving out patios and openings that connect the interior with the surrounding oak forest. Built almost entirely from a single material to achieve harmony with the landscape, the home emphasizes serenity, light, and spatial continuity—creating a calm retreat where architecture and nature coexist seamlessly.

Architects: COA Arquitectura
Area: 476 m²
Photographs: César Béjar Studio
Architect in Charge: Francisco Gutiérrez Peregrina
Project Coordinator: Patricia Enríquez
Construction Coordinator: Juan Pablo Pérez
Structural Engineering: Ceromotion
Metalwork: Taller Limón
Carpentry: Carpinteria Olivares
City: Tlajomulco de Zúñiga
Country: Mexico

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