Mar 24 2011
Tranquil House in Todos Santos by Studio Gracia Architects
In the middle of the road that connects the capital of Baja California Sur Cabo San Lucas in Mexico, Todos Santos House by Studio Gracia is located. The house stands on sandy land in a Magic Village considered for foreigners and Mexicans to seek a place of peace and tranquility with an exceptional climate. The initial concept emerged from a shortage of materials and skilled labor in the village, so that local people sought to use only for construction of two houses, thus generating employment for local people. Todos Santos House is mentioned as if lost in nature as human beings are lost in their dreams and look for that quiet way of life.
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