the wonderfully imaginative work of Mexican architect, Javier Senosiain.
Javier Senosiain has been creating ingenious works of art (buildings and houses) since the 1980′s.
His work is playful, organic, funky and fun. Javier was born in Mexico and that is where he created most of his masterpieces.
I had a hard time determining if this post should be posted in the ”Architectural Homes” category, or the “Artistic Homes” category. So I decided to go with both.
Javier Senosiain is currently a professor of architecture at the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM).
I expected him to look like some version of a Mexican hippy, but he actually looks quite… professorial.
As you can see, many of Javier’s creations are shaped like animals or other forms found in nature.
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image from: mexicoart.org
He lives here with his wife and children. They apparently outgrew the original 1-bedroom design so he had to build an addition.
Much of Javier’s work is serpetine or amphibious in nature…
…and/or colorful!
I don’t know that I could actually sleep in a Javier home…