Lomas Verdes Housing Community, Mexico City

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Lomas Verdes Housing Community

Residential Community Mexico: New Family Houses design by SLVK architects

11 Oct 2011

Lomas Verdes Housing Community Mexico

Location: Mexico City

Design: SLVK, architects

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The Mexican property project includes 11 single family houses of 250 sqm each. This new residential community in Mexico is located in a closed community with a common central garden and security in the outskirts of Mexico City.

Construction of the resindetial buildings is set to begin in January 2012. The architectural project is designed by SLVK – Gustavo Slovik with Perla Vásquez, Susana Vargas.

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Location: Lomas Verdes, Mexico City, México, North America

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photo : Jorge Hernández de la Garza
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