House Privada Sierra Madre是位于墨西哥蒙特雷大都会区的圣佩德罗-加尔萨-加西亚中心的一户人家，它试图将自己融入周围的建筑环境以及实际的社会结构中。Casco Urbano是这个城市最初的中心，是一个充满活力的社区，有一个有趣的住房和小商业的混合体；它靠近Via Libre，一条完整的自行车道和受保护的人行道和行人过街通道；距离一个公共交通站有半个街区，距离公园和翻新的公共空间只有几个街区。
House Privada Sierra Madre, a one-family house in the center of San Pedro Garza Garcia, in the Monterrey Metropolitan Area in Mexico, seeks to ingrate itself in the surrounding built context, as well as the actual social fabric. Casco Urbano, the original center of this municipality, is a vibrant neighborhood, with an interesting mixture of housing and small commerce; it is near Via Libre, a street complete with bike lanes and protected sidewalks and crossings for pedestrians; located half a block away from a public transport station, and just a couple of blocks away from parks and renovated public spaces.
从外面看，房子的目标是将其外墙与邻近的房屋和部门进行塑性整合：三层中的每一层的构成线条都与邻近建筑的线条相匹配。外墙集成了百叶窗，允许从每一层看到街道，同时保护房屋内部免受来自南方的太阳辐射。外墙和楼板的隔热材料，以及外墙的双层玻璃和天窗都是对太阳能保护的补充，这些都是为了让房子充满自然光。
From the outside, the house aims for the plastic integration of its facade with the neighboring houses and departments: the compositive lines of each of the three levels match those in the adjacent buildings. The facade integrates louvers that allow the vision of the street from each level while protecting the interior of the house from solar incidence from the south. Solar protection is complemented with thermal insulation in outer walls and slabs, as well as double glazing in facades and skylights, which seek to fill the house with natural light.
在第一层，从车库出来的通道上有一个入口壁橱，在科维德大流行的情况下很有用，可以在进屋前留下被污染的鞋子或大衣。大厅之后，社交区就打开了，有厨房、餐厅、客厅、一个小的外露台和一个花园。在楼梯下面，一堵木墙隐藏着一个橱柜和一个客用浴室。
On the first level, in the access from the garage is located an entrance closet, useful in the context of the Covid pandemic, to leave contaminated shoes or coats before entering the house. After the lobby, the social area opens up, with the kitchen, dining room, living room, a small outer terrace, and a garden. Below the stairs, a wooden wall hides a cupboard and a guest bathroom.
在第二层，有三间卧室，每间卧室都有工作空间，一个步入式衣柜，一个完整的浴室，以及一个存储和清洁区。在第三层，除了服务区和洗衣房，还有一个宽阔的家庭室，有一个露台，可以看到当地山脉的美妙景色：东马德雷山脉和拉瓦斯特卡。
On the second level, there are three bedrooms, each of them with space for work, a walk-in closet, a full bathroom, as well as a storage and cleaning zone. On the third level, besides the service area and laundry room, there is a wide-open family room, with a terrace that opens up to the fantastic views of the local mountains: the Sierra Madre Oriental and La Huasteca.
从环境方面来说，该项目旨在捕捉自然阳光，同时拒绝其热能，不仅用外墙的百叶窗过滤太阳光，还在每个双层窗户和天窗上安装了节能薄膜。建筑系统还包括混凝土板的保温，这在墨西哥东北部的环境中是一个基本的方面，以防止在炎热的夏天出现能量消耗。花园里种满了水力需求低、维护需求低的本地物种。安装了一个简单的水收集系统，以收集雨水用于清洁和花园灌溉。
Environmentally speaking, the project aims to capture natural sunlight while rejecting its thermic energy, not only with the filtration of solar light with the louvers in the facade but also with an energy-efficient film in each of the double-paned windows and skylights. The construction system included also thermal insulation in the concrete slabs, a fundamental aspect relevant in the Mexican northeast context, to prevent energetic expense in the hot summer. The gardens are full of native species with low hydric demand and low maintenance needs. A simple water collection system was installed, to capture rainwater for cleaning and garden irrigation.
Architects: LGZ Taller de Arquitectura
Area : 325 m²
Year : 2022
Photographs :Idea Cúbica
Manufacturers : Caesarstone, CTS Cement, Firenze, Los Patrones
Lead Architect : Lena de la Torre, Oscar Fdo. Mendoza Lozano
Architectural design : Lena de la Torre, Oscar Fdo. Mendoza Lozano, Pablo Rodríguez
Visualization : Mike Roha
Interior Design : Jimena García, Myriam Cantú
Myriam Cantú : Juan Erasmo Flores
Construction : Edgar Rocha
Structural Design : Jaime Montelongo
Soil Mechanics : Adrián Minor
Landscape : Eliza Villanueva
Exterior Furniture : Los Patrones
Country：Mexico