项目名称：LAI住宅

地点：墨西哥城，墨西哥

设计团队：BROISSIN

建筑面积：923 m²

竣工时间：2025年

摄影：Alexandre D La Roche

设计特色： 位于墨西哥城的LAI住宅由BROISSIN建筑事务所设计，将具有挑战性的坡地场地转化为建筑杰作，优雅地沿五个层次级联而下，在建筑形式与自然地形之间创造了精妙的对话。

该项目坐落于著名的Lomas de Vista Hermosa社区，这座923平方米的住宅展示了设计如何将地形限制转化为引人注目的建筑机遇。项目最独特的特征是其阶梯式体量，将结构锚定在地形中，同时提供流畅的空间下降体验，既富有戏剧性又自然和谐。

LAI住宅的突出之处在于其对空间和光线的精妙编排。建筑旅程始于街道层面，通过相互连接的体量展开，每个体量都揭示了与周围景观的独特视觉关系。这种层进式设计创造了连续的空间叙事，将穿行住宅的行为转化为体验性旅程。

项目的亲生物设计方法特别值得注意，在其较低层次中整合了447.64平方米的绿色空间。这些景观区域与战略性布置的露台和阳台相结合，模糊了室内外生活的界限。社交区域的通高玻璃增强了这种连接，让自然光充满室内空间，同时扩展了空间感知。

设计师的材料选择展现了精致的克制，结合楚昆抹灰、天然木材和黑色铝合金框架，营造出既现代又温暖的氛围。独特功能空间的加入——如拥有独立街道入口的面包房和通向花园圣殿的双层高萨克斯风室——揭示了建筑师对实用需求和生活方式追求的关注。

LAI住宅最终证明，住宅建筑可以成功地处理复杂场地，同时创造既扎根于环境又提升空间体验的空间。

设计团队 - BROISSIN建筑事务所成立于2005年，作为一家杰出的建筑实践机构，通过二十年的创新设计卓越和综合项目交付，塑造了墨西哥的建筑环境。

这家多学科专业团队与客户和专家合作，为不同项目类型制定并实施创新解决方案。凭借超过400000平方米的设计空间组合，BROISSIN已确立自身在当代墨西哥建筑领域的领先地位，通过墨西哥城、圣路易斯波托西和蒂华纳三个战略性办公室运营。

该事务所的客户中心方法在建筑行业中独树一帜。服务于从大型私人开发项目到公共机构、从营利性企业到非营利组织的多元化客户群体，BROISSIN的方法论专注于理解每个客户的独特需求、期望和战略目标。这种定制化方法确保每个项目都能产生信心、激发安全感并建立持久的专业关系。

BROISSIN的综合服务组合涵盖建筑设计、室内设计、土建施工和装饰、品牌形象开发，以及室内和展览空间的图形识别解决方案。在首席建筑师毛里西奥·克里斯托瓦尔的领导下，该事务所的组织结构围绕客户关系展开，确保无论项目规模或地理位置如何，都能提供响应性服务交付。

事务所致力于变革性设计解决方案——帮助客户成长、维持和适应未来挑战——这使BROISSIN成为墨西哥不断发展的建筑景观中的可信赖合作伙伴。

Project Name: LAI House

Location: Mexico City, Mexico

Design Team: BROISSIN

Total Floor Area: 923 m²

Completion: 2025

Photography: Alexandre D La Roche

Feature: BROISSIN Architects has unveiled the groundbreaking LAI House in the Lomas de Vista Hermosa neighborhood of Mexico City, a transformative project that challenges traditional residential architecture typology through innovative stepped volumetry and topographical integration approaches. Located on a steeply sloped 678.85 m² site, this residential facility represents a bold reimagining of architectural adaptation to natural terrain.

The building's most distinctive feature lies in its ingenious integration of traditional spatial progression with contemporary design concepts, seamlessly transforming challenging topography into contemporary living space that embodies the spirit of "biophilic architecture." This design strategy directly responds to the site's inherent gradient context—through a unified design language that simultaneously respects natural landscape heritage and meets modern residential requirements, challenging conventional residential architectural conventions.

Under the leadership of architect Mauricio Cristóbal, this project exemplifies the firm's commitment to reinterpreting residential architectural typology, a typology that carries profound environmental significance and sustainable traditions. The house transcends the limitations of typical residential architecture, integrating living and landscape functions within a unified programmatic framework, creating spaces that serve resident needs while promoting environmental harmony.

The interior design creates ethereal spatial effects through materials crafted using refined palette techniques, these elements appear to flow naturally throughout each floor, both echoing natural craftsmanship and embodying contemporary spatial aesthetics—elements that are core to both sustainable design identity and environmental cultural heritage. This design approach reinforces the building's role as a bridge connecting built environment and natural landscape, interior and exterior spaces.

The completed 923-square-meter residence marks a pivotal moment in residential architecture evolution, while establishing new benchmarks for Mexican contemporary building design and environmental integration. The project demonstrates how design can create bold forward-thinking environments while respecting topographical context, inspiring the fusion of architectural heritage and innovation.

This architectural achievement positions LAI House as a catalyst for future residential development, proving that contemporary homes can be both functionally sophisticated and environmentally captivating.

Design Team - BROISSIN stands as a distinguished architectural practice founded in 2005, based in Mexico with offices strategically located in Mexico City, San Luis Potosí, and Tijuana, under the creative direction of Lead Architect Mauricio Cristóbal, the firm has developed a reputation for pioneering multidisciplinary practice that transcends conventional architectural boundaries. The practice operates on the foundation of "innovative solutions for developed projects," applying rigorous spatial logic within the traditional boundaries of architecture and construction.

Currently led by Principal Architect Mauricio Cristóbal—along with a team of professional experts—BROISSIN maintains active projects across the Mexican Republic. Under the leadership of the founding team, the practice has cultivated a distinctive design methodology that seamlessly integrates client necessities with spatial innovation. Their portfolio encompasses over 400,000 square meters of designed space, including various cultural institutions, residential projects, and commercial developments among internationally acclaimed architectural works. The firm's comprehensive approach to architectural design has been exemplified through numerous award-winning projects that have received prestigious recognition.

The firm's design philosophy emphasizes that client relationships, environmental integration, and cultural sensitivity are equally important, not rushing to standardized architectural solutions but believing that architecture should be a result of thorough understanding of spatial conditions, cultural contexts, and programmatic requirements. Through in-depth dialogue with clients, they formulate the core elements of the project then offer their expertise to transform creative concepts into architectural reality. BROISSIN believes that exceptional design comes from collaboration with specialized consultants and craftsmen, they love to challenge themselves and push the design boundary further, with innovation being the key to maintaining their practice vitality.

Through this thoughtful synthesis of contemporary architectural language, understanding of traditional spatial logic, and client-centric design approaches, BROISSIN has established itself as a significant contributor to Mexican contemporary architectural discourse, creating architectural works that are both rooted in local culture and embrace global design vision. Their work serves diverse clientele ranging from large-scale private developments to public institutions, demonstrating their ability to transform bold conceptual ideas into tangible architectural achievements.