Tucked away in the lush Tapalpa highlands of Mexico, the captivating 28.0855 house by Van Van Atelier seamlessly blends traditional Mexican and Japanese design elements. This multifunctional retreat offers a serene oasis of rest and contemplation, where inhabitants experience a direct connection with nature and water. Featuring a harmonious interplay of stone walls, curved accents, and tranquil water features, the project showcases a thoughtful, sustainable approach that honors its picturesque surroundings.

About 28.0855
Located in the serene Sierra of Tapalpa, Jalisco, Mexico, 28.0855 embodies a captivating fusion of traditional Japanese and vernacular Mexican architecture. Designed in 2023, this house project showcases a commitment to honest design and a profound respect for the natural surroundings. Anchoring Nature with Stone
Reinterpreting the rustic stone walls of Mexican villages, VAN VAN Atelier has utilized stone as the project’s essential anchoring material. These walls, meticulously assembled in a natural manner, create harmonious boundaries that gracefully blend with the exterior. The name 28.0855 pays homage to the atomic weight of Silicon, the predominant element in the silica that forms the abundant local stones.
Multifunctional Sanctuary
Conceived as a multifunctional space for recreation, rest, and contemplation, 28.0855 offers its inhabitants a constant, direct connection with nature and water. Visitors are enveloped in a sense of...