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Casa Luz, Modern Three-Level Nature Friendly Home in Guatemala City

November 24, 2015 Modern House Design


Casa Luz is modern three level nature friendly home was located in Guatemala city, Guatemala. Designed by studio Paz Arquitectura with 1&,300 square foot home displays. Thanks to mix of tempered glass, wood and exposed concrete, son eye-catching aesthetic effect can be obtained. This home friendly with surrounding nature by preserved Existing vegetation so that when we open the windows we could have a visual relationship with the existing trees.

Casa Luz, Modern Three-Level Nature Friendly Home in Guatemala city

Casa Luz, Nature Friendly Home


Some description from of Casa Luz by Paz Arquitectura :
“With intent to emphasize the structural elements, and to seek to highlight the local construction methods and materials, design work was done using fine timber formwork in order to leave a permanent imprint on the exposed concrete. The large windows explore the opportunities to open the space as much as possible, and using floor to ceiling windows allows the rooms to become a balcony. Existing vegetation is preserved so that when you open the windows you could have a visual relationship with the existing trees.”

Casa Luz, Modern Three-Level Nature Friendly Home in Guatemala city

Casa Luz interior design

Casa Luz, Modern Three-Level Nature Friendly Home in Guatemala city

Casa Luz interior design

Casa Luz, Modern Three-Level Nature Friendly Home in Guatemala city

Casa Luz interior design

Casa Luz, Modern Three-Level Nature Friendly Home in Guatemala city

Casa Luz interior design

Casa Luz, Modern Three-Level Nature Friendly Home in Guatemala city

Casa Luz interior design

Reference : freshome.com

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