PROJECTS

An inaccessible and marginal area on the western edge of Mexico City is being transformed into a continuous and safe public park, where architecture, landscape, and topography interact to give back to the community a forgotten space. UH INFONAVIT Santa Fe stands out as a virtuous example of urban regeneration, capable of turning a marginal area into an active, safe, and accessible park, designed for the daily life of the community.

In one of the most picturesque areas of Japan, in the northern part of Kyoto Prefecture, a compact and layered guesthouse interprets the landscape of Amanohashidate – one of the Nihon Sankei – through a design that is attentive to scale, perception, and quality of the living experience.

A contemporary house discreetly integrates into the vernacular fabric of Deschaillons-sur-St-Laurent, transforming the return to origins into a bright living experience, open to the landscape, and deeply connected to the memory of the place.

In the heart of Plateau-Mont-Royal, a former warehouse is being transformed into a family home: De Lorimier House. The residence is a blend of light, privacy, and nature, showcasing how design can reinvent urban living with sensitivity and poetry.

A multifunctional center in Milan transforms design into care: the Re.Te Project is born to welcome young people in difficulty, offering spaces that combine aesthetics, social responsibility, and well-being, thanks to the creative vision of Lascia La Scia and a network of educational realities.

Overlooking one of Japan's most iconic landscapes, the restaurant of Hotel Kitanoya is the result of an interior renovation that reinterprets the relationship between space, view, and material.

The redevelopment project of the new Hotel Straubinger in Bad Gastein represents a virtuous example of contemporary restoration, capable of enhancing the historical memory of the building by integrating it with architectonic and interior design solutions of refined aesthetics. Through careful work on the "layers of the past," BWM Designers & Architects have transformed an ancient grand hotel into a top-notch hospitality structure, where original materials, modern inserts, and a curated artistic concept harmoniously interact, defining a new model of hospitality regeneration.

The Villa on the lake in Eupilio is a building born from the desire for deep integration with the territory, understood both as nature and culture. The result is a residence with a contemporary, organic, and high-quality aesthetic, with very high energy efficiency strongly connected to the natural context of great beauty

In a vibrant urban setting rich in greenery, in the Condesa neighborhood of Mexico City, Oaxaca 88 opens its 26 housing units to the city view, in a contemporary architecture made of design, comfort, and materiality

In Mexico, on the lush coast of Nayarit, Casa Chacala embraces the trees that were on site before its construction, offering unique and harmonious spaces, fused with nature that generate a harmonious and introspective living experience

In Southern Baja California, the urban regeneration project Masterplan La Paz creates connections between areas of the city divided by territorial conformation, promoting connection, sports, wellness, and participation

In the largest residential complex built in Mexico City in the second half of the 20th century, UH INFONAVIT Culhuacán, more than 50 years later, the redevelopment of the public space degraded by neglect and abandonment is being addressed. The square is returned to residents as a new catalyst for civilization, social interaction, and responsibility

Casa Sofia is a house from the 1940s that, thanks to the renovation, rediscovers its character and is enriched with modern comfort and aesthetics. A mix of colors, clean shapes, and endless windows that create a unique atmosphere

On the border between a residential neighborhood and the future UAD (urban development zone), the project of new residence in Villejuif consists of two buildings that relate to each other through a common entrance square and open up to the city while simultaneously protecting their guests

Light, fire, water, and air, nature and space come together to create Villa di Luce®, an architecture generated in close collaboration between the architect and the clients for an intense and beneficial living experience