Tec House 167
Monterrey, Mexico
2007

For over fifty years, the Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey (ITESM) has held a raffle in which the first prize is a luxurious residence, in order to raise funds for student scholarships and for new buildings to improve the campus infrastructure. Nowadays, the ITESM does four raffles a year, with furnished and decorated homes valued at over…

Locación
Monterrey, Mexico
Categoría
Residential
Año
2007
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For over fifty years, the Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey (ITESM) has held a raffle in which the first prize is a luxurious residence, in order to raise funds for student scholarships and for new buildings to improve the campus infrastructure. Nowadays, the ITESM does four raffles a year, with furnished and decorated homes valued at over two million dollars each.

This house is located on a 13,000 square-foot site. Unlike previous raffle houses, which are based on historicist styles seeking public approval for commercial success, this project is a bet on contemporary architecture.

The interior of the house reaches its spatial climax in the living room, with a twenty-foot-high ceiling and a huge window that allows visitors to enjoy the garden views, with the fabulous Mitras Mountains as a backdrop. The materials proposed in the façades are white stucco and volcanic stone, as well as an aluminum louver.

Extension
600 M2
Project Team
Bernardo Chapa
Tomas Güereña
Joaquin Jenis
David Pedroza
Interior Design
Adolfo Savignon
Landscape
Mesa Design Group
Photography
Jorge Taboada
Sorteo Tec
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Tec House 167

Monterrey, Mexico
2007
Extension

600 M2

Project Team

Bernardo Chapa
Tomas Güereña
Joaquin Jenis
David Pedroza

Interior Design

Adolfo Savignon

Landscape

Mesa Design Group

Photography

Jorge Taboada
Sorteo Tec

For over fifty years, the Instituto Tecnológico y de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey (ITESM) has held a raffle in which the first prize is a luxurious residence, in order to raise funds for student scholarships and for new buildings to improve the campus infrastructure. Nowadays, the ITESM does four raffles a year, with furnished and decorated homes valued at over two million dollars each.

This house is located on a 13,000 square-foot site. Unlike previous raffle houses, which are based on historicist styles seeking public approval for commercial success, this project is a bet on contemporary architecture.

The interior of the house reaches its spatial climax in the living room, with a twenty-foot-high ceiling and a huge window that allows visitors to enjoy the garden views, with the fabulous Mitras Mountains as a backdrop. The materials proposed in the façades are white stucco and volcanic stone, as well as an aluminum louver.

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