Sustainable architecture isn't just a buzzword. It transforms communities by making spaces more adaptable and affordable for everyone. You see, these designs meet diverse needs while minimizing costs.

Renovating an architectural masterpiece can be a great experience but it requires careful planning to preserve the home during the process. By using a specialist moving company, protecting the original features of the home and your valuable furniture you can have your home looking like new when the renovation is complete.

Dissonant House is a composition of many parts built around the central core, a 1,400 square foot masonry-clad farmhouse built in 1939. Two previous additions to the structure from the 1960s and 1980s were peeled away from the original house during the revisioning and restoration project.

The apartment, with an area of 120 m², is located in a club village, for a family with a child. The intimacy of the village sets the atmosphere of a calm, relaxed life. What is important for customers is that they come from the capital to the sea in the summer.

he IN.X space connects indoors and outdoors through the courtyard, creating a contemporary context where "people dwell among flora"—echoing the traditional imagery of tea, achieving a genuine Eastern lifestyle and exploring brand value.

The “Áurea housing” project had as its initial premise the concept of the golden ratio. It developed with the implantation of two golden rectangles and from then on, all spaces flowed naturally.

Ignacio Urquiza & Ana Paula de Alba: Las Rocas is a complex of four houses in the northern part of Valle de Bravo known as La Peña, an elevated terrain of outcrops and endemic vegetation.

More than just an apartment building, One River North is a vertical landscape for its residents to wander as if hiking in the mountains. "Imagine living in a building yet feeling as though you're immersed in a natural landscape—like living within a canyon itself," says MAD Principal Architect, Ma Yansong.