The Lake House, designed by Infante Arquitectos in Morelia, Mexico, is a 2022 contemporary masterpiece. Perched on a 3-meter negative slope, it seamlessly integrates with its forest and lakeside environment. This house features three levels, each dedicated to different aspects of life, all united by natural light and scenic views. At its core, an olive tree symbolizes the blend of modern architecture with nature, making the Lake House a paragon of innovative and sustainable living.

About Lake House
Project Inception
Unexpectedly, the project began at the onset of global health challenges. The rapid rise in local cases and looming confinement uncertainties spurred its creation. Consequently, the family actively engaged in defining their home as a refuge. They sought to integrate physical, leisure, and work needs harmoniously within their residence. The property’s choice was crucial, reconnecting them with nature due to a lack of public outdoor spaces. Architectural Design and Layout
The house, situated on a 3-meter (approximately 10 feet) negative slope, faces west-east, adjoining a forest and lake. These elements were key in shaping the resilient design concept. The structure harnesses the land’s contour, featuring three distinct levels. The lowest level serves as a recreational area, the middle for social and service spaces, and the top for private quarters. These levels intertwine, offering dynamic spatial interactions and blend...