Casa Cono Residence in Valle de Bravo Blends Architecture with Forest Landscape

Casa Cono, a residential project by Estudio Atemporal in Valle de Bravo, Mexico, integrates architecture with natural surroundings through transparent facades and careful site preservation. Designed for a young couple seeking escape from urban life, the house features two rotated rectangular volumes that organize living spaces across two levels while framing forest views. The design prioritizes existing trees and uses translucent surfaces to dissolve boundaries between interior and exterior spaces. The project appears in Glocal Design Magazine's 87th edition, which highlights significant Mexican architecture and interior design from 2025, including Noldi Schreck Award winners.