Casa JIMA, a 2023 architectural masterpiece in Jurica, Querétaro City, Mexico, reflects modern elegance and tranquility. Designed by Anonimous, this two-story house uniquely opens to a lush central garden, nestled amidst towering trees. Featuring luxurious Santo Tomás marble and Mexican oak, it epitomizes natural beauty.
Casa JIMA seamlessly combines public and private spaces, catering to a family’s love for nature, design, and peaceful living.

About Casa JIMA
Jurica’s Architectural Evolution
In the 1960s, Legorreta Arquitectos designed Jurica in Querétaro with a rural vision. Since then, it has evolved into a verdant lung for the city, known for its tall trees. Nowadays, this area appeals to young couples seeking nature connections, a stark contrast to Mexico’s recent suburban residential trends. The Genesis of Casa JIMA
An entrepreneur and an advertiser form the core of this family, united by their passions for cooking, nature, music, design, reading, and silence. Their two teenage daughters complete this vibrant household. Casa JIMA, tailored to their preferences, adopts a “C” shape. Consequently, it shields itself from the street while opening private and communal spaces to a garden facing south. This strategic design ensures total isolation from external disturbances.
Embracing Nature in Design
The property, measuring 15 meters (49 feet) in width and 33 meters (108 feet) in depth, integrates harmoniously with the su...