Colour as structure
Colour is not decoration here. Cobalt and orange planes define thresholds, frame views and tell you where you are in the building.
02
Walls
that talk.
A concept shaped by Mexican modernism, Swiss graphic rigour and a refusal to be beige.
Concrete honesty
Surfaces are left as they are made. Board-marked concrete, hand-troweled plaster and cast terrazzo age in public.
Courtyard logic
Following Mexican modernist precedent, rooms turn inward to patios and light wells, keeping the city loud outside and calm within.
One object per room
Each room is built around a single gesture — a platform, a curve, a stair, a pool — rather than a collection of furniture.
- Board-marked concrete
- Lime plaster, hand-troweled
- Local terrazzo
- Lacquered timber
- Volcanic stone
