Designed by Weber Arquitectos, the Tiny House retreat in Valle de Bravo, Mexico, embodies a minimalist and efficient approach to modern living. This 2022 project, conceived as a rest house with a limited budget and construction timeline, showcases the innovative use of modular design and precast structures to create a tranquil oasis in the heart of the surrounding forest. With a focus on maximizing the limited square footage, the Tiny House prioritizes the public areas while efficiently accommodating private spaces, integrating seamlessly with the natural landscape.

About Tiny House
Nestled in the lush forests of Valle de Bravo, Mexico, the Tiny House by Weber Arquitectos offers a serene retreat. Designed in 2022, this compact gem showcases efficient modular design and a rapid construction timeline. Elevated Escape
Perched atop a platform, the Tiny House rises gracefully from the ground, its simple and pure architecture complementing the surrounding natural beauty. The elevated terrace provides panoramic views of the forest, blurring the line between indoor and outdoor living.
Clever Space Utilization
Despite its limited footprint of approximately 430 square feet (40 square meters), the Tiny House maximizes every inch. The public areas take precedence, while the bedrooms feature bunk beds and an intermediate bathroom, ensuring privacy. A versatile storage unit divides the spaces, creating a seamless transition between public and private zones.
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