Mexican architect Javier Marin recently finished up his newest masterpiece. In Yucatan, he managed to create a house using simple materials. For example, the house is assembled “like Legos” using poured cement that were individually molded off site and then transported via truck piece-by-piece. There is no window glass but rather mosquito netting. There isn’t air-conditioning because the water surrounding the area will act as a natural coolant. And, nothing is painted. “I wanted it raw and exposed. It can age with time and the weather,” Marin says. We couldn’t agree more!
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