pp. 132-139, À Vivre, France, 2026
In À Vivre, Fernanda Canales presents Casa 720°, a residence located in Reserva Peñitas, near Valle de Bravo, Mexico, that explores the relationship between architecture, landscape, and everyday life. Through its distinctive circular form, the house frames views of the natural surroundings and creates a central courtyard that connects its different spaces. The project is arranged across three volumes, accommodating two families and their guests while preserving privacy and respecting the existing vegetation. The publication highlights the use of local earth and concrete, as well as materials and furniture crafted by regional artisans. It also emphasizes the home’s self-sufficiency strategies, including rainwater harvesting and the use of solar energy. Casa 720° proposes a way of living closely connected to nature, where light, the changing seasons, and views transform the experience of the house throughout the day.