Designed by Francisco Pardo Arquitecto, in collaboration with architect Julio Amezcua, Milán 44 is an urban-regeneration project located in Colonia Juarez, Mexico City. The project transforms a four-storey warehouse built in the early 1900’s that was originally home to an auto-parts store into an urban market that reactivates a neighborhood, which connects two entirely contrasting areas. On one side, the booming business district that lines the emblematic Paseo de la Reforma, and on the other side, the lively epicenter of hipster subculture, Colonia Roma Norte. This area, which has been in decay since the 1985 earthquake, is currently experiencing a…
Patriotism Tower 580 is a new core and shell project office in Mexico City. This building will provide users with…
This is a project with very strong emotional implications. We had to understand the mood of the user, who at…
Balance between the new image and the concept, in a modern and innovative design, are also the elements for the…
La Condesa is a residential development that began on the early years of the XX century in Mexico City. Nowadays…
The BASF corporate building is situated in Insurgentes Avenue, one of the most famous avenue in Mexico City. The ground…
In this project was done the design for the common areas of the Skyview Residential Complex located in Mexico City.…
In the northern section of Polanco, one of the modern districts of Mexico City, an area with high growth potential…
This house is located inside of a very exclusive residential development in Mexico City that has an excellent golf course.…
The history of a great project is usually the history of a great client; one who is willing to use…
When a long time friend of mine, an architect turned artist, asked me to do this job, I jumped right…
The project aims to develop a building 22 floors above sidewalk level of which 17 floors will be house offices. The…