Casa Matorral: Forest-Integrated Architecture in Cariló Featured in Glocal Design Magazine

Glocal Design Magazine's 87th edition highlights notable architectural projects in Mexico for 2025, featuring winners of the Noldi Schreck Prize. The publication emphasizes conscious material use, regional identity, and contemporary design as ethical and cultural stances. Among the featured works is Casa Matorral, a residence in Cariló's forest that prioritizes preservation of existing vegetation. The house is organized around a circular pool that reflects tree canopies and connects interior spaces with the natural surroundings. Its L-shaped layout separates social and private areas while maintaining visual links to the landscape, with service spaces placed on a lower platform to address the site's slope.