Designed by the renowned 1i Arquitectura y Diseño Estratégico, The House of the Tall Trees is a remarkable weekend retreat nestled in the serene forests of Valle de Bravo, Mexico. This captivating concrete and glass residence seamlessly blends with its natural surroundings, offering a harmonious dialogue between architecture and nature.

About The House of the Tall Trees
Nestled within a serene, forested enclave, The House of the Tall Trees is a captivating weekend haven for a family of four. Moreover, the meticulous site selection, involving the client, uncovered a picturesque plot with a gentle slope, a babbling brook, and an abundance of towering trees ? a canvas perfect for an architectural masterpiece.
Blending Concrete, Glass, and the Embrace of Nature Accordingly, the architectural response takes shape as a textured concrete and glass volume, capped by a dual-pitched roof. Furthermore, the design intelligently places the bedrooms at the extremities, with the central public space reaching up towards the apex of the roof. Consequently, this double-height extravaganza features expansive windows that seamlessly blend the indoor and the forest beyond, creating an ever-evolving dialogue with nature.
Outdoor Living Spaces: Connecting with the Elements
Additionally, the public area extends into the landscape, connecting with a south-facing terrace and a north-oriented courtyard complete with a soothing fountain. Therefore, these outdoor living spac...