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Suleman Anaya

New York
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JSa completes Casa Marte, an off-grid compound in Mexico’s forested Valle de Bravo

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By Suleman Anaya, Kristine Klein 
| The Architect's Newspaper
Nominally a residential development and land regeneration project, the 494-acre (200-hectare) nature reserve known as Reserva Peñitas has, in recent years, emerged as something more exciting: a hotbed of contemporary Mexican architecture. Peñitas is located two hours west of Mexico City, near the lakeside town Valle de Bravo, itself a popular getaway for the capital’s well-to-do. There, exemplary water conservation practices are often paired with bold experimentation around domestic forms.
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By Suleman Anaya
| AN Interior
Nominally a residential development and land regeneration project, the 494-acre (200-hectare) nature reserve known as Reserva Peñitas has, in recent years, emerged as something more exciting: a hotbed of contemporary Mexican architecture. Peñitas is located two hours west of Mexico City, near the lakeside town Valle de Bravo, itself a popular getaway for the capital’s well-to-do. There, exemplary water conservation practices are often paired with bold experimentation around domestic forms.
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This Oaxaca Retreat Defies Clichés of the Mexican Beach House

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By Suleman Anaya
| Dwell Magazine
To get to Roca Ahumada in Oaxaca, Mexico, you take a dirt road off the highway that runs along the Pacific. A few turns later, past the small community of El Venado, a home finally appears: a series of low-slung concrete geometries—sharp angles, blunt walls, and curved segments—scattered with equal measures of rigor and whimsy along an invisible axis hurtling toward the ocean.
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