MIMO HOUSE

Mimo House embodies a refined interpretation of mid-20th-century Modernism, specifically tailored to the vibrant architectural narrative of Miami. It emerges as a study in chiaroscuro, where meticulousness and playful geometry serve as foundational elements. The design is thoughtfully integrated with its surrounding light and environment, creating a harmonious dialogue between structure and site.

True to the historic fabric of the neighborhood, Mimo House presents a fresh architectural language that is both innovative and inviting. The floating rooflines and sculpted overhangs create a sense of elevation and dynamism, while expansive glass walls, operable at the mere touch of a button, dissolve the boundaries between indoor and outdoor spaces.

The use of warm wood tones and textured stone introduces a tactile quality that softens the otherwise angular forms, fostering a sense of comfort within the architectural rigor. Breezeways and open-air courtyards enhance livability, inviting natural ventilation and interaction with the surrounding landscape.

Mimo House stands as a testament to the duality of homage and innovation, a space that reverently acknowledges its historical context while simultaneously embracing a vision of lucid simplicity, warmth, and functional elegance. It is a dwelling that not only respects the past but also boldly looks towards the future.