Casa M by Centro de Colaboración Arquitectónica

ByJon Dykstra Houses

The house's exterior, which features an intricate openwork structure, has been photographed at nighttime to capture its stunning beauty.

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Technical Specifications
Architect: Centro de Colaboración Arquitectónica
Interior Design: Weber Arquitectos Architectural
Design and Construction: Centro de Colaboración Arquitectónica // CCA
Year: 2017-2018
Land area: 1,890.00 m²
Built area: 1,200.00 m²
Photography: Luis Gallardo // LGM Studio
Acoustic Design: Saad Acústica

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The house's exterior has been photographed at nighttime, showcasing its intricate openwork structure as well as the spacious lawn and garden area, creating a stunning visual display.
The house’s exterior has been photographed at nighttime, showcasing its intricate openwork structure as well as the spacious lawn and garden area, creating a stunning visual display.
The house's exterior has been photographed during the daytime, displaying its intricate openwork structure, along with the spacious lawn and garden area with tall trees, providing a picturesque view of the property.
The house’s exterior has been photographed during the daytime, displaying its intricate openwork structure, along with the spacious lawn and garden area with tall trees, providing a picturesque view of the property.
The photograph showcases the house's exterior design, with a focus on the outdoor living area.
The photograph showcases the house’s exterior design, with a focus on the outdoor living area.
An exterior shot that showcases a patio with a collection of dining sets, as viewed from the stairs located within the courtyard.
An exterior shot that showcases a patio with a collection of dining sets, as viewed from the stairs located within the courtyard.
The photograph depicts a set of stairs that ascend towards the courtyard area, while simultaneously highlighting the vast expanse of glass walls that make up the house's structure.
The photograph depicts a set of stairs that ascend towards the courtyard area, while simultaneously highlighting the vast expanse of glass walls that make up the house’s structure.
A focused shot that captures an enclosed, elongated swimming pool that boasts a set of skylights above it, also highlights the striking vegetation design present on the pool's side.
A focused shot that captures an enclosed, elongated swimming pool that boasts a set of skylights above it, also highlights the striking vegetation design present on the pool’s side.
The photo showcases a patio area with multiple dining sets arranged under a roof.
The photo showcases a patio area with multiple dining sets arranged under a roof.
An exterior shot that showcases an outdoor living area enveloped by lush vegetation.
An exterior shot that showcases an outdoor living area enveloped by lush vegetation.
An interior shot that captures the living room space fully furnished and seamlessly integrated with the adjacent outdoor area.
An interior shot that captures the living room space fully furnished and seamlessly integrated with the adjacent outdoor area.
The image depicts a long dining table made of wood and accompanied by a set of elegant chairs.
The image depicts a long dining table made of wood and accompanied by a set of elegant chairs.

Project Description:

This house in Lomas de Chapultepec had to be transformed into a flexible and usable space for new generations. A home full of memories and ready to create new ones. A different house, encapsulated in its original 1960s form, now has a place for events, meeting rooms, a library, a playroom, a gallery of memories, and guest bedrooms.

The interior design of this project pays special attention to finishes, the design of new furniture, and the restoration of existing furniture. It also emphasizes the preservation and selection of works of art and the lighting of each space.

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Jon Dykstra
Jon Dykstra

Jon practiced law before launching his online publishing career, bringing analytical rigor to everything he builds. Home Stratosphere combines that precision with a lifelong obsession with residential design — architecture, interiors, landscape, and furniture.

His current focus is AI-driven design analysis, using artificial intelligence to study patterns in color, layout, and material choice across thousands of homes. His Personality Type Home Design Guide applies personality frameworks to interior aesthetics, helping readers design spaces that reflect how they actually think and live.

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