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PPAA Designs Barrancas: Off-Grid Concrete House on Metal Base in Mexico City

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Kate Mazade

1mo ago· 6 min readenNews

Summary

PPAA (Pérez Palacios Arquitectos Asociados) designed Barrancas, an off-grid minimalist concrete house in Mexico City that sits on a metal base with reflective window shutters. The 477-square meter house was designed to follow the terrain rather than impose itself on it, allowing the heavy concrete materials to gradually emerge from the site. The design features a floating concrete structure above a metal base, creating a minimalist aesthetic that integrates with the landscape.

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The 477-square metre (5,135-square foot) house was designed to follow the terrain, rather than impose itself on it
This allows the heavy materials of the house to gradually emerge from its site in the western part of Mexico City
The concrete house sits above a metal base
A floating concrete structure above a metal base with reflective window shutters
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Pérez Palacios Arquitectos Asociados has designed Barrancas, an off-grid minimalist concrete home in Mexico City.

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