A Home in the Yucatan Plays With Double Heights to Feel Larger

Workshop Diseño y Construcción designed an 86-square-meter dwelling situated within the northern a part of the Yucatan Peninsula in Merida, Mexico. The plot of land solely spans 105 sq. meters which required the architects to go vertical to accommodate the pool, backyard, and patio. Designed as a trip home, Casa HANNAH contains one bed room situated on the mezzanine stage above the kitchen. A sequence of black-framed home windows open the bed room as much as the bottom ground and views of the backyard because of the double-height ceiling of the eating room.

The again wall of the home is made up of home windows and a folding glass door that opens as much as the yard terrace. The roof extends out over the terrace including to the general expansive really feel.

The greenery continues inside with crops that make the area really feel cozier.

The graphic tile and peach fridge elevate the kitchen which is surrounded by white surfaces.

Pictures by Tamara Uribe.

Caroline Williamson is Editorial Director of Design Milk. She has a BFA in pictures from SCAD and might often be discovered looking for classic wares, doing New York Occasions crossword puzzles in pen, or transforming playlists on Spotify.