灵感来自开花仙人掌的几何形状，x-studio的墨西哥建筑师ivánjuárez的现场干预“仙人掌”围场是为了回应自然风光而设计的。
位于墨西哥癌症热带半沙漠的半沙漠中，折叠的体积向这个景观致敬 – 这是一个种类繁多的地方性美国植物的地方。
美丽的花朵通常以其对比的茎和荆棘为特征，展示各种形式和纹理。小庇护所探索了墨西哥的“papel picado”或切纸的传统工艺技术 – 它由半透明膜制成，在其皮肤上绣花刺绣，将光线过滤到内部。这个空间为个人反思提供了一个宁静的环境，并且可以欣赏外观景观。外部和内部的划分在结构内部形成了强烈的视觉对话，白天通过不同的色调和反射来改变其外观。在黄昏时光，它的明显的坚固性，揭示了一种从内部照亮的雕塑形式，帮助它融入了景观。

由Ivan Juarez x -studio，Elva AraceliGonzález和RobertoGárate，San Sebastian邻里的工匠组成的。
在MAP的支持下，墨西哥人气艺术博物馆。

Inspired on the geometry of flowering cacti, the site intervention ‘cactaceae’ enclosure by mexican architect iván juárez of x-studio is designed in response to its natural scenery.

located in the semi-desert of the tropic of cancer in mexico, the folded volume pays tribute to this landscape – a place where a diverse range of endemic american plants exist.

the beautiful flowers are typically characterized by their contrasting stems and thorns, displaying a variety of forms and textures. the small shelter explores the traditional artisan technique in mexico of ‘papel picado’ or paper cutting – it is made from a semi-transparent membrane with floral embroidery on its skin that filters light through to the interior. the space offers a restful setting for personal reflection, with views out to the exterior landscape. the delineation between outside and inside creates a strong visual dialogue within the structure, which during the day changes its outer appearance through varying tonalities and reflections. at dusk, the light fragments its apparent solidity to reveal a sculptural form that illuminates from within, helping it blend into the landscape.

Piece by Ivan Juarez x -studio, Elva Araceli González and Roberto Gárate, San Sebastian neighborhood’s artisan.

With the support of MAP, Museum of Popular Art in Mexico.