Mexican-based design studio Macías Peredo seeks to start and practice from local traditions, not just from a single consideration of sound or architectural vision. They believe that in a world people live in, architecture no longer seems to be a brick and a brick, and people seem to be more accepting of the concept of architecture as a craft, while neat and perfect architecture is no longer acceptable, imperfect and manual labor. The imprint is the foundation of the work.

The walls of Casa Americana are stacked with bricks, which is also to comply with some local regulations. At the same time, because the brick structure makes the house layered, it will not appear single and without details. Macías Peredo Studio has always made good use of greenery in their designs, allowing the house to contrast in tones and add vitality to the space.

The tall wall surrounds the house and ensures the privacy of the occupants without blocking the light source. The movable glass door and window design can not only introduce light into the room better, but also ensure good ventilation of the house. While protecting the house, the occupant can open or close it according to personal needs.