Hōsho House by israelpacheco arquitectos in Pachuca de Soto: A 305 m² Home Shaped by Burglary and Privacy
The foundation of Hōsho House, a 305 m² residential design by israelpacheco arquitectos in Pachuca de Soto, Mexico, was influenced by a burglary and a strong demand for privacy. The project is expected to be completed in 2026. Israel Pacheco Montiel took the lead as architect and also captured the photographs. The presentation was curated by Valentina Díaz, while general construction was managed by Herrería Alejandro Vital, with products supplied by Helvex and Nanocal. Security and privacy became the primary focus of the design brief due to the clients' experiences. This project is categorized under Houses in the architecture project listing and is featured on ArchDaily, with a Spanish version available. The architects contributed the text description.
Key facts
- Hōsho House is a 305 m² residential project by israelpacheco arquitectos.
- The house is located in Pachuca de Soto, Mexico.
- Completion year is 2026.
- Israel Pacheco Montiel is the lead architect.
- A burglary and a need for privacy shaped the project's core decisions.
- Herrería Alejandro Vital handled general construction.
- Helvex and Nanocal are listed as manufacturers.
- Valentina Díaz curated the project presentation.
Entities
Artists
- Israel Pacheco Montiel
- Valentina Díaz
- Alejandro Vital
Institutions
- israelpacheco arquitectos
- Herrería Alejandro Vital
- Helvex
- Nanocal
- ArchDaily
Locations
- Pachuca de Soto
- Mexico
- Hidalgo