Mexican architectural practice Agraz Arquitectos have designed the Seth Navarrette House. The luxury family home can be found in the city of Zapopan, Mexico and epitomises minimalism at its best with its sleek straight lines and white and beige colour scheme.
According to the architects: “The clients brief was an architectural design that would bring out the most of the spatial quality of the property.
“Due to the lack of parking on the architectural scenery, a front plaza that can also be used for any urban need was designed as the garage. But the urban attitude of this parking places allows the space to take the outside in, and to show the inside out.
“In the interior design where the vehicle and pedestrian paths meet, the circulation system begins. And on first floor, a hall leads to the open plan living and dinning area.
“The stairway on the second floor leads to a decent sized en-suite family room with a walk in wardrobe, and two additional bedrooms, a shared bathroom.
“As seen, the main bedroom together with living and dinning room are the upgraded spaces in the project, achieving larger dimensions in relation to the size of the terrain. This ends up giving certainly peculiar characteristics to the house other than fulfilling the clients’ requests for spatial quality and architectural design.
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