An Architecture of Camouflage

Casa AYG by Miguel de la Torre of Studio mta+v is an exercise in simplifying function while maximizing onsite resources for a stunning, contemporary villa bathed in natural textures. Perching lightly atop its sloped site in Mexico, this 1000-square-foot stepped home is a testament to conscious design processes. With the property surrounded by vegetation including a variety of huge trees, the design considers its environment and limits encroachment as much as possible affecting camouflage. To accomplish this, the architect scatters multiple smaller functional blocks across the sloping landscape, while draping the home in natural textures of concrete. Built for a […]