Casa San Sen is a wooden house in Valle de Bravo, Mexico, surrounded by forest. It was designed by architect Alejandro Sanchez Garcia. The house follows the shape of the landscape and gains stability from being built on stilts, with a flat roof completing the design.
Wooden house in Valle de Bravo encourages physical and mental relaxation
Surrounded by lush forest, the wooden house fits naturally into the landscape. It covers an area of 860 square meters and includes a comfortable living room, three bedrooms, a kitchen and a wooden terrace with loungers. Built in 2008, the family residence is open and generous, while the wood-paneled facade makes it stand out.
Wooden house with glass front
The wooden facade reinforces the connection with nature. The mix of metal, wood and glass creates a comfortable modern atmosphere. The wooden house is designed with transparency in mind: the sides are extensively glazed, and the terraces extend the interior in several directions.
Echoes of the Bauhaus concept
Flat ceilings and glass give each room a strong visual connection to the landscape. Inside, Alejandro Sanchez Garcia Arquitectos plays with height, width, space and light, blending comfort and relaxation in the heart of nature.
Photos by Jaime Navarro
Natural feeling at home
House in the woods, sitting on stilts
Wooden house that is harmonious from all perspectives.
Due to the large sliding glass doors, the house overlooks the forest.
Interior and exterior merge
Wooden house with a flat roof.
Family home offers tranquility in the midst of nature.
House with garden.
Lounge patio furniture on the deck.
House with metal, wood and glass.
Covered terrace.
Room with wood wall and ceiling panels
Modern House Design – living room furniture.
House in the woods – modern design of the kitchen.
Dining room design ideas.
The house is characterized by functional space and the optimum use of space.
Wooden house roof plan.
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