Casa Eolia
The first large project built with the system, and off the grid as well: it runs without connecting to any utility network. Pool, lounge area, outdoor shower and hammock, on a plot between the sea and the lagoon.
From an off-grid house on the coast of Chiapas to a residential development in Puerto Escondido. This is what the system has built since 2019.
The first large project built with the system, and off the grid as well: it runs without connecting to any utility network. Pool, lounge area, outdoor shower and hammock, on a plot between the sea and the lagoon.
Three houses on one plot, conceived as a living laboratory for the system. Open kitchen, pool, lounge area, outdoor shower and parking.
Two of the three houses in the group, each at a different scale: Japo on a single storey, Julio double-height and over two floors. Two of the catalogue models came out of these.
During the pandemic, terraces were developed that let restaurants seat more diners. They worked so well that they were repeated until there were more than a thousand terraces across Mexico City.
Each terrace was fabricated in a week and installed in a few hours: two modules take over one parking space, temporarily.
The lightest version of the system: accommodation modules that go up on natural sites with the smallest possible footprint.
The largest project so far: a residential development that combines comfort, conscious living and respect for the natural surroundings of Oaxaca.
A prefabricated timber house developed with Cabin. It is made at the factory in Mexico City, and its assembly and finishes are completed in 90 to 120 days, anywhere in the country.
The first Casa Yoli installed facing the lagoon. It shows what the model promises: reaching a remote site without heavy construction work.
The most recent project, and the system’s first in the north of the country, where the climate is very different from the coast.
Where the system is heading: larger developments, affordable housing and mixed uses built from the same module.