Casa Orgánica

Architect · Naucalpan de Juárez Municipality

Casa Orgánica

Architect · Naucalpan de Juárez Municipality

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Acueducto Morelia 26, Vista del Valle, 53296 Naucalpan de Juárez, Méx., Mexico

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Casa Orgánica in Mexico City is Javier Senosiain's organic masterpiece, blending nature and architecture for a trippy, cozy experience.  

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Acueducto Morelia 26, Vista del Valle, 53296 Naucalpan de Juárez, Méx., Mexico Get directions

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Acueducto Morelia 26, Vista del Valle, 53296 Naucalpan de Juárez, Méx., Mexico Get directions

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Inside Casa Orgánica, the Psychedelic Mexico City Home That’s All Over Your Instagram | Vogue

"Designed and completed by the Mexican architect Javier Senosiain in 1984, Casa Orgánica opened to the public for the first time ever in late 2020. (It's currently under renovation, but will fully reopen later this year.)" - Michaela Trimble

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A stunning space in Mexico City.

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Valerie Sara Tonolli

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If you have a passion for architecture, visit Casa Orgánica while in Mexico City. This Senosiain's masterpiece is a wonderful house built in harmony with the natural surroundings and the morphology of the area. The whole house is amazing, but you can spend hours discovering all the beautiful details around the space. Plan your visit with weeks (or even months!) in advance, because tickets get sold out very quickly. The best and safest way to get there is with an Uber ride, which usually lasts 30-40 minutes from any central area of Mexico City.

Bertuğ Baloğlu

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This was the perfect day. We took an Uber from city and found the place easily. Our guide greeted and instructed all participants one by one and we went to the living room of the house. A subtle yet groovy tune was playing in the back while we waited all participants to gather. We did brief introductions which made touring the space with total strangers less awkward. Our tour was supposed to be in Spanish but Spanish-speakers agreed to do it in English (thanks! 🤍) so we were able to understand more than we would have. The tour’s flow was great and our guide played great music at times which enhanced how we experienced the house. This truly is a magical place. Concrete yet gentle. You can see the love put into this work. Even the iron work in the garden where they keep gardening stuff etc. I was able to catch a few easter eggs, which made me wonder if there were more the guide was keeping to himself? Would definitely recommend the tour to all architecture enthusiasts. P.s. This is a shoe-free zone and maybe don’t wear any socks either, someone in our group slipped. Also the carpet is veeeery lush, your toes will love it.

Oscar Villalba

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What a one of a kind experience, a must if you’re in Mexico City. Beautiful architecture from Javier Senosiai, every corner. Is a adventure

Meryem BENNOUNA

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The architect is a pure genius. The place is out of this world and everything is so well thought out. Book your ticket in advance, because it sold’s out very quickly.

Pernilla

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Beautiful home with an excellent tour done in both Spanish and English. Was fascinating to hear more about how the home developed over time and get better insight into the organic movement. Would highly recommend for anyone visiting Mexico City.

Tatiana Shmigaleva

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Amazing place!! Was built by mexican architect in 80-th. Very interesting and cosy. And kind guide who can speaks spain and engl

Aja Brandman

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What a great home to explore, our guide was super friendly and informative. Definitely feels like you’ve entered another dimension with some of these rooms / colors. It is cash only, but they take both pesos and USD. *be careful going down the slide, someone in my group landed in the mud on the bottom 😬😅

Drew Doyon

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What an amazing place. Our host Daniel was awesome and super friendly. Must see in Mexico City!