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Jacaé
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Jacaé is a residential development in Lomas de Tecamachalco that offers a contemporary and calm way of living in the city. The project features generous terraces, integrated greenery, and an architecture that creates a smooth transition between the building and the street.
The apartments are designed to be functional, bright, and well-ventilated. The layout prioritizes natural light, cross ventilation, and a practical distribution for everyday use. Terraces and balconies extend the living area and connect the interior with the surroundings.
The selection of neutral materials and clean geometry results in orderly spaces with a contemporary aesthetic. The aim is to create comfortable environments that are easy to inhabit and feel spacious.
Located in a well-connected area surrounded by tree-lined streets, Jacaé combines the calmness of the setting with the convenience of having services and main roads nearby. It is an option designed for those seeking a simpler, functional, and balanced urban lifestyle.
FRB Arquitectura is a firm based in Mexico City with a presence in Miami, distinguished by a holistic vision of design and development. Each project begins with a precise reading of the context—the environment, the user, the market—and translates into architecture that is relevant, enduring, and mindful.
Their practice ranges from single-family homes to vertical developments and hospitality projects, all guided by the same intention: to create spaces that not only look good but are lived better. Their approach combines the architect’s creative sensitivity with the developer’s rigorous logic, producing works that balance form, function, and value.
At FRB, architecture is not an isolated gesture but a strategic tool. Every line responds to a need, every material has a purpose, and every decision adds value. This clarity is reflected in their processes, where design and execution intertwine to achieve coherent and high-impact results
Lomas de Tecamachalco is a pause between two worlds: the fast rhythm of the city and the quiet ease of the everyday. It’s the distant hum of traffic softened by birdsong, the wind brushing old trees, the sun filtering through terraces, gardens, and rooftops.
What draws us to Tecamachalco isn’t silence, but discretion. Life here flows gently—in familiar routines, in greetings exchanged between neighbors, in the shade cast by jacarandas at dusk. It’s a place that doesn’t try to escape the city, but steps just far enough away
Among winding streets, façades that hold stories, and inward-looking spaces, we discover a more intimate way of living: unpretentious, rooted in memory, quietly sheltered.
