Javier Senosian designed the Nautilus House in Mexico City, a residence taking the term ‘organic architecture’ to a whole new level. It is constructed in ceramic that is stronger than concrete, fire resistant, and extremely insulating in both hot and cold climates.

Javier Senosian designed the Nautilus House in Mexico City, a residence taking the term ‘organic architecture’ to a whole new level.

It is constructed in ceramic that is stronger than concrete, fire resistant, and extremely insulating in both hot and cold climates.

This fascinating structure was designed and developed by organic architect Javier Senosiain. Mexican architect, creates some of the most eccentric looking organic architecture

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The interior of the structure was designed to create a sense of harmony and flow as one travels through the rooms in the home. The ground floor room is a sitting area surrounded by different types of flora. The rooms become more private as one ascends the spiral staircase. The designer intended to give one the impression of floating over the vegetation on the lower ground floor.

The interior of the structure was designed to create a sense of harmony and flow as one travels through the rooms in the home. The ground floor room is a sitting area surrounded by different types of flora. The rooms become more private as one ascends the spiral staircase. The designer intended to give one the impression of floating over the vegetation on the lower ground floor.

I do believe Mr. Senosiain accomplished his goal. I nearly had a heart attack when I saw images of this home. I think I’ve found my dream home. I’ve always wanted an indoor garden like this. There are simply so many things Mr. Senosiain has gotten right for me with this design. I truly adore The Nautilus home