L-shaped house floor plans are a great way to maximize outdoor views while providing private alfresco living space. This Mexican modern architecture designed by Central De Arquitectura makes the most of its lush surroundings and offers interiors with a contemporary style. This concrete and glass house puts living on three levels – a trio of low-profile volumes stacked one atop the other. The semi-sunken lower level features walk-outs that flood them with natural light, eliminating the buried feeling typical to basements. The upper two levels are stacked in an L-shape, with a floor-to-ceiling glass wall of the house overlooking the private courtyard. The main floor features the public living spaces including the kitchen dining area, living room with a walk-out to an outdoor entertaining area. Upstairs, private areas include the bedrooms, bathrooms, dressing areas, a living area and study. Central De Arquitectura
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