Aldea House is a private residence located in Merida, Yucatan, Mexico.
It was designed by Seijo Peon Arquitectos y Asociados in 2012.
Aldea House by Seijo Peon Arquitectos y Asociados:
“The site of the house is in front of a golf course. On our first visit to the site was remarkable the amount of native trees that were in the field. As a first request to our client we asked for a detailed topographic study of all the trees in the site. From the beginning we intended to respect all the trees. Once we had the study in our hands, we faced a notable challenge… the possibility of keep all the trees, at least all of the medium and large size, assumed significant complexity. After studying multiple alternatives with conventional layouts (U shape, L shape, in two or three volumes, etc…) we figured out that in all cases we would have to cut an important amount of trees.
From that point we decided to build a project of multiple small habitable rooms would be filtered through the vegetation in a manner that all the trees are respected. This led us to think that the concept of the house would be like a village in which one travels outside in a sinuous way through the trees to get from one building to another.
Source: homedsgn.com
Charly W. Karl 
Buenos días en la Argentina, tardes en España,
¡Qué belleza, que plasticidad, que privilegio poder residir en Aldea House o cualesquiera construcciones o entornos similares! Pero, claro, eso está al alcance de unos pocos bendecidos con la fortuna económica.
Saludos cordiales
Perdón, he olvidado tildar «qué plasticidad» y «qué belleza». O quizá sea que este teclado mío está muy trajinado y haya que pulsar con más decisión.
Estoy medio dormido: «qué plasticidad» y «qué privilegio». Disculpe, duermo muy poco por las noches.
Everywhere you look, the beauty of this house comes out. Everything combines and the landscape gives you more a touch of distinction. The photos are insurmountable.