The Hill in Front of the Glen
The Hill in Front of the Glen
The Hill in Front of the Glen
The Hill in Front of the Glen
The Hill in Front of the Glen
The Hill in Front of the Glen
Interior view of The Hill in Front of the Glen.
The Hill in Front of the Glen
The Hill in Front of the Glen
This 250-square-metre residence in the mountains of Michoacán, Mexico, is so discreet you could pass right by it — or even over it — without registering its presence. At the front of the property, the architects set a path bounded by narrow concrete walls that takes you past an old tree and over a modest berm. Hidden beneath this structure, the house is a vaulted abode made of wood, stone, concrete and steel; subtle and protective, it’s integrated seamlessly into nature.
Team Rogelio Vallejo Bores and Didier Asencio Castro with Sergio Garcia Padilla, Jesús López and Alberto Gallegos
Hidden beneath a berm, the house is integrated seamlessly into nature.
