DON T Touch the Sand They Said

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What if a house wasn’t built to dominate the land — but to let air, light, and landscape pass through it?

Casa Hueca challenges the conventional idea of architecture as mass and weight. Raised from the ground, split into floating volumes, and shaped by wind, shade, and views, this house transforms emptiness into its most powerful material.

In this video, we explore how structure, climate, and spatial voids come together to create a home that breathes, hovers, and dissolves the boundaries between inside and outside.

This is not just a house.
It’s architecture made of space.

Project facts — Casa Hueca

Project authors: Arch. Gerardo Boyancé Ancona, Arch. Javier Muñoz Menéndez, Arch. Augusto Quijano Axle
Firms: BOYANCÉ Arquitectura + Edificación; Muñoz Arquitectos; Augusto Quijano Arquitectos
Location: Uaymitún, Yucatán
Completion date: April 10, 2024
Built area: 923.154 sqm
Collaborators: Arch. Marié Conde, Arch. Montserrat Fajardo, Arch. Jorge Herrera
Photographer: Manolo R. Solis; Javier Callejas

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