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Casa Costa Sorrentina, Tijuana, Mexico by EL Arquitectos

Project name:
Casa Costa Sorrentina
Architecture firm:
EL Arquitectos
Location:
Tijuana, Mexico
Photography:
Silvia del Rincón
Principal architect:
Erika Lin
Design team:
El Arquitectos
Collaborators:
Radio Floors, Iluminación Dilight, Mármoles ARCA, Inofe Home, Showroom 53
Interior design:
Jessica Rodríguez
Built area:
356 m²
Site area:
Design year:
2021
Completion year:
2022
Civil engineer:
Structural engineer:
Environmental & MEP:
Landscape:
El Arquitectos
Lighting:
Supervision:
El Arquitectos
Visualization:
El Arquitectos
Tools used:
Construction:
Grupo Vaklin
Material:
Concrete, Glass, Steel
Budget:
Undisclosed
Client:
Private
Status:
Complete
Typology:
Residential › House

EL Arquitectos: The residence is located in Playas de Tijuana, with an ascending plot and a façade Facing west, a four-level house was created, leaving in the basement parking lots, toilets and an underground cellar that houses 2000 bottles, to give

On the three upper levels the possibility of enjoying the ocean view. Casa Costa Sorrentina is a beachfront residence with contrasting coatings in dark, three-dimensional tones and woods, with a panoramic view, sea breeze and strong winds, it seems that these contrasts help you define spaces with the wide Horizonte Bottom. The first level is formed by the social part of the house, it is an integration between the A garden with a fire pit, pool and jacuzzi, from where you can go through the windows from

the house you can enjoy the ocean view. The living room, dining room are integrated with A distributor with a glass floor that automatically opens to go down to the cellar. Of the dining room and kitchen, you can go out to the front terrace and enjoy the sea breeze. The second level contains the bedrooms and laundry room, the bedroom and master bathroom enjoy the best view, are integrated with a terrace, the house is a tour through of light floors with silhouettes of Calacatta marble and sudden dark, golden contrasts and some natural wood finish accents, with the exception of the children's bedroom and bathroom where the contrasts are geometries of neutral tones.

Finally, and with the best view, the roof terrace, its only decoration is a ceramic rug and the great panoramic view of the Pacific Ocean.


By Stephany Mata Garcia

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