L House by Dellekamp Arquitectos

Designed in 2017 by Dellekamp Arquitectos, L House is a modern weekend house is located in Valle de Bravo, Mexico.

Modern living room with wooden walls, ceiling, large windows, and central fireplace.
Minimalist wooden corridor with a person walking, opening to a green lawn.
Modern courtyard with trees, concrete walls, and glass windows.
Contemporary cabin with large windows nestled in a lush forest.
Modern house with large windows overlooking a pond and surrounded by trees.
Low-slung house with large windows, surrounded by lush greenery and a pond
Angular concrete house nestled in a wooded landscape with a stone wall entrance.
Contemporary house blends with forest backdrop.

About L House

Integrating Nature with Architecture

Designers skillfully insert patios into the structure’s longest volume, ensuring the preservation of the site’s pre-existing trees. This approach allows nature to envelop the project, creating a unique house-in-a-courtyard experience—a house distinguished by the absence of traditional courtyards.

A Harmonious Blend of Vegetation and Design

By interlacing lush vegetation, the house redefines the patio typology, presenting a seamless integration of the outdoors with the indoors. This design strategy not only enhances the aesthetic appeal but also promotes a harmonious living environment.

Privacy and Independence in Design

The house’s layout offers guests and owners complete independence, fostering a sense of privacy and tranquility. A strategically placed terrace acts as a buffer, ensuring privacy, while an internal corridor facilitates smooth movement between rooms, reminiscent of a cloister’s serene flow.

Characterized by its door-windows, the residence opens up to the surrounding garden and forest, providing breathtaking views from the interior spaces out towards Valle de Bravo Lake. This design choice ensures that the beauty of the outdoors is always just a glance away.

Embracing the Openness

The patios, positioned at the house’s extremities, remain open to the breathtaking landscape. Uncovered, they invoke the serene feeling of ancient ruins, blending the past with the present in a tranquil setting.

The Heart of Social Interaction

The covered terrace, the house’s most public area, emerges as the central hub for interaction between owners and guests. Visible upon entry, it extends a warm invitation to visitors, encouraging them to relax and unwind in this thoughtfully designed space.

Photography by Sandra Pereznieto

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- by Matt Watts

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