The Parrot House: Study of architecture, design and construction in Mérida
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The Parrot House: Study of architecture, design and construction in Mérida

Casa del Loro is a residential studio located near the city of Mérida, situated in the Yucatán forest, close to an old henequen farm.

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The project was presented by the design and construction team and is referenced on ArchDaily in Portuguese.

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