Ederlezi is a house in San Pedro Garza García, Mexico, designed by Práctica Arquitectura in 2022. The residence is organized around a narrow plot and features a unique central courtyard that creates two distinct volumes. Its interior comprises rugged reddish tones, reflecting Mediterranean and desert landscapes. A zigzag pattern on the exterior façade aligns with heritage restrictions, integrating classic and contemporary elements. Emphasizing privacy while offering diverse experiences, the design connects users with the surrounding scenery.

Celebrating Spring with Design
The name Ederlezi reflects the Balkans and Turkey’s spring celebration. The design embraces this spirit, providing a contrast between lush greenery and the warm red tones of the walls, accents, and doors, aiming to sustain the season’s warmth and vibrancy all year round.
Grounding a Design in Context
Built on a very narrow plot within the historic center of San Pedro Garza in Monterrey metropolitan area, the project is organized around a sequence of volumes and courtyards rooted in a rational order.

A central patio divides the house into two distinct volumes that explore the possibilities offered within a small area by building up. The main volume has two floors and a rooftop terrace, while the second contains a designed living room, dining room, and kitchen in open space.

A smaller blue patio marks the perimeter of the property, with access to a quiet, green terrace for the main bedroo...