
01 / LA LLEGADA · THE ARRIVAL
A home
with soul.
Spanish Revival architecture.
The warmth of a Mexican Hacienda.

03 / PATIO INTERIOR · THE COURTYARD
Life gathers
around light.
The courtyard gives the home a shared center. Water, planting and arched connections bring a quiet outlook to the surrounding rooms.
06 / SALA FAMILIAR Y COCINA
One room.
Two expressions.
A warm traditional interior carries the exterior character indoors. A lighter finish study offers a quieter contrast within the same view.

Our recommendationWarm traditionalContemporary
alternative


Finish and furnishing studies, not a different layout or final material specification.
05 / MADERA Y PIEDRA · MATERIAL CHARACTER
Warmth.
Texture.
Definition.
Ivory plaster, clay tile and dark timber give the architecture a connected language. Explore the dedicated material studies for each element.
Muros y textura
Warm ivory plaster catches the light softly and lets the arches and dark details define the composition.
WARM PALETTE / PLASTERIllustrative color relationships only—not paint codes, physical samples or product matches.
Rendered material studies, not physical samples or exact color matches. Finish systems remain subject to selection and coordination.

07 / TERRAZA Y JARDÍN · OUTDOOR LIFE
A life
open to outside.
Sheltered seating and layered garden views extend the shared living spaces. Above the kitchen and Sala Familiar, the upper terrace creates another outdoor setting.
04 / PLANTA PROPUESTA · SPATIAL ATLAS
The spaces,
connected.
Every labeled space has a place in the atlas.
Select a room for its plan location and available design views.
Índice de espacios All spaces & details
Design study, not construction documentation. Room links are not precise camera locations. Dimensions remain as drawn on the plan; final room extents, structure, openings and requirements need coordination. Unlabeled fixture areas are identified only as such.
02 / CARÁCTER ARQUITECTÓNICO
A clear identity.
A warm welcome.
The rotunda marks the arrival. Arches, clay tile, timber and ironwork carry one material language across the home.

The clay-tile expression works alongside a coordinated roof assembly, ember-resistant details and thoughtfully managed surroundings.
08 / RESILIENCIA FRENTE AL FUEGO
Character.
With resilience.
Materials, ember pathways and the ground around the home work together. Appearance alone does not establish a roof-system rating.
Reduces risk.
Not fireproof.
General resilience principles—not a site-specific clearance or planting plan. Local requirements, property boundaries and final assemblies require verification. Rendered planting and timber details may need revision after coordination.
09 / TU DIRECCIÓN · YOUR DIRECTION
Make the study
your own.
Compare the architectural directions and capture your preferences. These are discussion notes—not approvals or a submission.
10 / LOS SIGUIENTES PASOS
From character
to construction.
A typical design and delivery sequence. This is a general explanation, not a report of this project’s status or schedule.
- 01
Concepto
Concept design
Establish architectural character, spatial relationships and a palette direction.
- 02
Desarrollo
Design development
Refine room layouts, dimensions, openings and outdoor spaces alongside site and engineering coordination.
- 03
Documentación
Construction documents
Coordinate architectural drawings with structural, energy and fire-resilience requirements.
- 04
Revisión y permisos
Plan review & permits
Submit required documents, respond to review comments and obtain applicable approvals before permitted work.
- 05
Construcción
Construction
Resolve samples and mock-ups, coordinate the work and complete required inspections.

ONE COHERENT HOME
Architecture for
everyday life.
A quiet courtyard. Connected rooms. A garden beyond.
Scope, responsibilities, jurisdictional requirements and timing are confirmed separately. No permit, cost or completion date is promised.
