Apparently, the houses in the Montes de Loreto area are boring and simple. They are built as resources are obtained for the work budget, in addition to at a very slow pace, it can take years, many times it is built by the same inhabitants, without a design and distribution criteria. So, when Rocío contacted us to renovate the spaces in the house that she had acquired, we knew the challenge of this work, we were happy and very enthusiastic; We immediately realized that we wanted to go in the completely opposite direction; "We thought it was necessary to give each room a different treatment." It sounds pretty straightforward until you consider the scope of the project. The new plan included an art studio on the second level, two bedrooms, two full baths, and a study / library on the first level. Ground floor an entrance hall, an aerosol workshop, kitchen, living room, laundry and central patio.

They mean 11 different spaces in just 183 m2. Exposed materials, terracotta clay, mainly mosaic floors and polished concrete were chosen immediately. Each space of the renovation is small but it does not feel like that thanks to the strategic decision to include a central patio, it was made possible by demolishing the old stairwell of the original house. After demolishing the walls that stood in the way of the projected kitchen, this was possible for the restructuring from the foundations, it was possible to take advantage of the vast majority of well-conceived elements of the original, the rest helped the proper use of light since they were demolished. The strategic collaboration with Rocío Gordillo and Alejandro Mejía, inhabitants of the house, converges in the new interior sensation, the choice of finishes and furniture, the choice of figures and art, curating them, is an important complement to the project.