Oscar Freire Apartment: arte y vida flexible
En São Paulo, FCstudio transforma un departamento de 100 m² en una vivienda abierta, flexible y profundamente ligada al universo personal de su habitante.
En São Paulo, FCstudio transforma un departamento de 100 m² en una vivienda abierta, flexible y profundamente ligada al universo personal de su habitante.
Diseñado por PENY HSIEH INTERIORS, The Sculpted Penthouse reimagina un dúplex en Taipei como un paisaje interior continuo, sereno y moldeado por la luz.
En Bogotá, Juan Valdez 1959 transforma la cultura cafetera colombiana en una experiencia arquitectónica inmersiva, material y profundamente sensorial.
Mónica Suberville transforms architectural practice into an exercise in resistance and collective action, challenging the profession’s traditional structures.
Through Faci Leboreiro, Marina Leboreiro has built a creative refuge where architecture engages in dialogue with motherhood, economic independence, and the reality of the craft. Her vision embraces sensitivity, sorority, and professional practice as engines of transformation within the field.
En la costa brasileña, House in Pituba construye una síntesis entre la solidez portuguesa y la apertura tropical de la arquitectura brasileña.
Casa Xoltic, de AMASA Estudio, recupera una vivienda de los años cuarenta en Coyoacán y la transforma desde la restauración, el color y el oficio local.
From starting as an intern to becoming the Interior Design Director at Legorreta, Michelle Garmendia—an architect with an MBA who also founded UNAM's first interior design diploma—has spent nearly 20 years reshaping the industry. Her career stands as a masterclass in combining technical rigor with sharp intuition, transforming meticulous spatial sensitivity into a powerful tool for executive leadership, entrepreneurship, and construction site authority.
How can design heal a fractured landscape? For architect and urban designer Loreta Castro Reguera, co-founder of Taller Capital, the answer lies beneath the asphalt. By transforming water infrastructure into public spaces, her practice shifts the architectural narrative toward a manifesto of social design and true urban resilience.
What happens before tracing the first line on a blueprint, prior to the render, or even before meeting the client? For architect and interior designer Cristina Grappin, everything begins in a different place: in the silent observation of how we live.