Architectural Project: Canopy Suspended House

At the top of a steep terrain, the Canopy House stands, nearly invisible from the parking area. Its rooftop terrace, covered in local vegetation shelters cacti, agaves, and other succulent plants. But it’s only when descending the staircase that the architecture reveals itself: a family home suspended in the air.

Metal stilts support the structure, resembling tree branches. The inclined columns reflect the surrounding foilage, while the vegetated roof evokes the forest canopy. Inside, spaces open up to panoramic views of the surrounding nature, creating harmony between human habitation and the wild beauty that surrounds it.

The Canopy House is an aerial refuge, a place where the family can connect with nature while being protected bi its metal and vegetal envelope. Each day, the inhabitants climb the stairs to reach their suspended nest, blending into the landscape like birds among the trees.

This architectural project embodies the balance between humans and nature, an ode to the forest’s beauty and the magic of elevation. The Canopy House is more than just a dwelling: it’s an experience, a link between the ground and the sky, between humans and the earth that supports them.