Within the context of an industrialized metropolis, this 2,450 sq ft. house not only functionally solves the particular needs of the individuals, but responds to its economical and social milieu. For almost a century, steel, glass and brick have propelled and shaped the city Monterrey, Mexico.
The house provides a comfortable and stimulating space through passive ventilation systems, double height areas and strategically positioned large windows facing the moutains and main views.The groundfloor features an open plan in order to make optimum use of the limited space.