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Architecture in Light Colors: Casa Palo Blanco in N. L. Mexico

February 4th, 2010 | Architecture

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From architect Gilberto L. Rodriguez comes Casa Palo Blanco, an impressive white residence located in N.L. Mexico. Due to the unusual exterior, the lack of large windows and the tall vertical structures, the residence could be mistaken for a contemporary fortress with watch towers. We imagine the view up . . . → Read More: Architecture in Light Colors: Casa Palo Blanco in N. L. Mexico

Torres House: A beautiful mountain retreat by GLR Arquitectos/ Gilberto L. Rodriguez

January 26th, 2010 | Architecture

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The pristine beauty of the Sierra Madre Mountains is the home of the Torres House by GLR Arquitectos/ Gilberto L. Rodriguez. The 5,942 sq ft contemporary house doesn’t contrast with the surroundings, not at all – lots of natural materials (marble, wood and volcanic stone) have been used and . . . → Read More: Torres House: A beautiful mountain retreat by GLR Arquitectos/ Gilberto L. Rodriguez

Mexico Home with Artificial Bamboo Forest Inside

September 17th, 2009 | Architecture

House 7N2 was recently remodeled by popular Mexican architects, Anonimous-LED. The main feature of this two-store home is an open hall with artificial bamboo forest which rests in the water. Great lighting system make this place look unforgettable in evenings. The hall also helps to make better connection between indoor and outdoor areas by being an extension of the garden. A living room, a dining room, a kitchen and a breakfast nook are all located on the first floor and also open to the surroundings. The second floor includes all private rooms and overlooks the courtyard. Natural floors, bamboo decor elements and marble make the interior quite original and stylish. All that is also combined with the modern and elegant furniture to create a very original living place. [Anonimous-LED]