AMASA Estudio
Founded in Mexico City in 2016 by Agustín Pereyra and Andrea López, AMASA Estudio is characterized by an approach to design articulated across three tangible scales: objects as interactive tools, architecture as an integrative element, and the city as a link between the two. This thoughtful approach drives the creation of ideas that constantly question the relationship between the reinvention of spaces and the meaning of their content, prioritizing respect for the forms that shape the architectural, cultural, and social environment.
Among their notable projects is the Hotel Pictograma in Valle de Guadalupe, developed in collaboration with Michel Rojkind and recognized with the Iconos del Diseño Award by AD México. Additionally, they have carried out public interventions in INFONAVIT housing units in Mexico City, along with various restoration, housing, and mixed-use building projects currently under development.
