CBC House, a single-family villa in Mexico City, Mexico, designed by local architecture firm Estudio MMX. Located west of Mexico City, the project experiences a variety of environments during the walk. In the design, the architects considered wide open spaces to complement distant views, and in turn connected with enclosed and intimate spaces to enjoy the scale, height and light and shade of the site and house.

Architecture and landscaping are essential components for realizing the privacy and specificity required for a single-family home. In this project, something unexpected and surprising is experienced at every moment, making the building a framework within which its inhabitants write their daily history.

One of the main goals of CBC House was to shape a continuous garden, creating platforms for this garden on different levels, which determines the organization of the public spaces of the house, favoring the connection between the exterior. The public program is covered by 2 platforms that form large terraces on the upper level, in close connection with the suspended gardens on these platforms.