House P29: A Terrace-Filled Home That Breathes with Nature

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Designed by VGZ Arquitectura y Diseño, House P29 redefines modern living by seamlessly connecting interior and exterior spaces through gardens, terraces, and natural light. Built in an L-shaped layout, the home uses concrete as both structure and finish, creating a timeless material palette while embracing nature at every turn.

From floor-to-ceiling operable windows to cross-ventilation strategies, this house is not only beautiful but also environmentally responsible. The flat rooftop collects and stores rainwater, providing up to 30 days of drinking water without relying on the public network. Landscaping, privacy panels, and terraces blur the boundaries between indoor and outdoor living, making House P29 a true urban oasis.

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Architects: Verónica González, Israel Reyes, Yassir Silvera, Karmen Sandoval Rosas

Studio: VGZ Arquitectura y Diseño

Location: Ciudad de México, Mexico

Photography: Rafael Gamo

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L-shaped design for natural light & openness

Passive technologies for energy savings

Rainwater collection & purification system

Gardens & terraces integrated into every space

Concrete elegance with modern sustainability

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Project name: House P29
Architect: vgz arquitectura and diseño https://www.vgzarquitectura.com/
Year: 2017
Photos: Rafael Gamo https://rafaelgamo.com/
Principal Architects: Verónica González, Israel Reyes, Yassir Silvera, Karmen Sandoval Rosas
Collaborators: Andrea Sánchez-Conde, Entorno, EA Ingeniería, Inpryco, 3P tecknic
City: Ciudad de México
Country: Mexico


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