The Barranca House in Mexico City has recently been restored and expanded by architect Ezequiel Farca and received some serious upgrades. Perched upon a slope in the Mexican neighborhood Lomas de Chapultepec and completely surrounded by nature, the house offers beautiful views towards the woods. There are a living and a dining room on the first floor, that open onto the terrace. The second floor functions as multipurpose space. On the third floor, there is a master bedroom, a master bathroom, a breakfast area and a swimmingpool.
A variety of materials have been used to create this stunning single family house, e.g. marble, stone, wood, together with neutral tones to create a fluent transition between interior and exterior. The amenities include a home theater, a wine cellar, a gym, 2 terraces, a pool, garden and green areas, a solar energy system and a automatized water saving system.
Architects: EZEQUIELFARCA arquitectura y diseño
Location: Mexico City
Design Team: Ezequiel Farca, Cristina Grappin, Fernanda de la Mora.
Area: 720.0 sqm
Year: 2014
Photography: Roland Halbe, Jaime Navarro
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