This house, which pays homage to the style of Richard Neutra sits proudly in Mexico by architects Parque Humano. The AA house, was designed as a man-made pavilion so that the owners could observe and live in close proximity to nature. The L-shaped structure of the house utilises modernism's presiding aesthetic, whilst keeping the house enormously functional. All the rooms are centered around the central living areas, and back onto an adjacent courtyard and swimming pool. Floor to ceiling glass windows flank most rooms, enabling the interior and exterior of the home to seamlessly integrate, whilst brick is utilised throughout to provide insulation in winter, and protection from the intense high summer temperatures. The soft wooden tones of the interior enable this house to feel light and airy, maximizing its spacious interior.