Arched doorways and a rooftop studio feature in the Y.27 House, which has been overhauled by architecture firm Estudio Estudio in a way that honours the historic building’s original character.
Located on a 195-square-metre site in Mexico City‘s Hipódromo Condesa neighbourhood, the project serves as a full-time residence for a client who is a social entrepreneur and collector of Mexican craftwork.
The house been overhauled to honour the historic building’s original character
Originally built in the 1930s, the stucco-clad dwelling had endured years of neglect, said local firm Estudio Estudio.
The design team set out to revamp the home’s interior, aiming to restore its original charm while enhancing its functionality.
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