The project at Taller Hector Barroso has a "quiet in the woods" that embraces the site, embraces the beauty of the landscape, and is in harmony with nature. Taller Hector Barroso seeks to use the natural resources of each place, such as the surrounding vegetation, the composition of the soil, the geographical location, to create a solution that is integrated with the environment. They insist on creating unique works in the natural environment.

Their new Sierra Mimbres building is located in the west of Mexico City, on a 15-by-17-meter, almost square plot of land. The building sits on the old foundation of an existing house. The main intention of the project was to respect its location and orientation, taking advantage of its structural axis, its canyon landscape and its special position on the terrain.

The clients are three brothers, each with different needs. Thus, three residences form the architectural scheme, distributed on four levels. Two apartments of the same type occupy the first two floors of the building. The third apartment, a duplex, occupies the third and fourth floor roofs and takes advantage of the fifth facade, with a pavilion with two terraces on the north and south sides overlooking the city 180 degrees.

Obvious materials such as white concrete and steel contain and connect the interior Spaces, while also achieving low maintenance and good aging of the building.