The Concrete House

Designed for a family of five, The Concrete House is a contemporary residence that redefines suburban living in San Pedro Garza García. The project reflects a harmonious dialogue between modern architecture and nature, combining strong geometric lines with warm materials and lush landscaping.

The home is organized around the principles of openness, privacy, and natural light. A restrained material palette of concrete, dark metal, wood, and greenery creates a timeless atmosphere that feels grounded and elegant. Deep overhangs and floor-to-ceiling glass blur the boundary between interior and exterior, allowing the garden to become an extension of everyday living.

The lower level opens fully to the landscape, hosting social spaces designed for connection and fluid movement. The upper floor houses the family’s private areas, connected by a central staircase that brings in light and vertical transparency. Integrated planters, rooftop gardens, and shaded terraces enhance sustainability and comfort while framing views toward the surrounding foliage.

The Concrete House is a tailored response to its context and its occupants — a sophisticated, livable home where architecture supports the rhythms of modern family life.