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Special Mention of the Landezine International Landscape Award LILA 202 and Editor’s Choice. The two-hectare project combines a conservation area of existing forrest with a hydrological management design to have a lake that harvests rainwater and functions as a cistern for the house and garden.
Around the house, a series of paths, terraces and stone walls guide the visitors. Their design came from the inspiration of the stones on ruins, giving the impression that they have always been there a nd have been overgrown by vegetation
Location: Valle de Bravo , MexicoYear: 2022Size: 2 haLandscape architecture: Estudio OmeArchitecture: Rozana Montiel Estudio de Arquitectura & Claudia Rodríguez Water engineering: Taller Nuevos Territorios Photography: Alex Raduan