Tropical Traditions and Modern Minimalism in El Salvador

Throughout, a irreverence advises the design.
The climate is suited by the theory that is open-air perfectly.

The design plays with cheerful and amusing juxtapositions like straw and cement, railway tiles and taxicab enamel.
A square part of greenery is fundamental to the open air home – it is tied together with the outside.

Cincopatasalgato Architects gracefully combine vernacular components with modern minimalism to get a family home in El Salvadore.
The upstairs childrens’ bedroom has the feel of a treehouse escape.

Daylight is brought by A large opening in the roof right into a little planted section in the deep interior of the home.

The rainfall is caught on the roof and directed into the interior garden.