This project presented us with a great opportunity to participate in the remodeling of a house built in the 1980s and transform the existing spaces according to the requirements, activities, dreams, and tastes of the new inhabitants.
The first step was to reorganize the architectural program, which led us to make several changes to better utilize the areas and create new spaces to accommodate other activities not considered in the original program.
The starting point for the design is the main staircase, which is the axis connecting the three levels of the house. A strip of walnut wood, which acts as a slat, runs through the three floors, giving this space a unique, geometric movement and creating a sense of continuity and connection from the lobby to the upper floor.
Category: Residential
Project design: ARCO Arquitectura Contemporánea. Arch. José Lew. Arch. Bernardo Lew. Arch. José Memún
Year: 2025
Area: 638.65 m2
Location: Mexico, Mexico City
Photography: Jaime Navarro
