A home in the slow-to-change town of Tlayacapan, central Mexico, Casa V by DMP Arquitectura coexists with red-tiled roofs, streets paved in stone, and the sprawling, historical former monastery of San Juan Bautista.




Three volumes, with a central hub and clearly delineated public and private spaces, are surrounded by a generous garden that significantly defines the site. Via Plataforma Architectura.