🏡🌿 THIS INCREDIBLE HOME LOOKS LIKE SOMETHING FROM ANOTHER PLANET! Hidden beneath a lush green landscape in Mexico sits Casa Orgánica, a breathtaking home designed by architect Javier Senosiain in 1984. Inspired by the shape of a peanut shell, this one-of-a-kind house features flowing curved walls, no sharp corners, and a grass-covered roof that blends almost perfectly into nature. Built to bring architecture and the natural world together, this remarkable home feels more like stepping inside a living sculpture than an ordinary house. Would you live in a home like this? 🌎✨
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Welcome to Casa Orgánica, the home of architect Javier Senosiain in Naucalpan de Juárez. Senosiain is one of Mexico’s foremost voices in organic architecture, a practice rooted in the belief that built space and the natural world should be inseparable. Completed in 1984 as his own family residence, Casa Orgánica was conceived from the shape of a peanut shell. It consists of two flowing oval spaces, one for living and one for resting, connected by a curved passageway built in ferro-cement. There are no straight lines and no hard edges, only surfaces that shift seamlessly from wall to floor to ceiling. A living green roof makes the house nearly invisible from above. [📹 javiersenosiain / casitahomes_]
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