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Located at Miguel E. Schultz 139 in the historic Colonia San Rafael neighborhood of Mexico City, 139 Schultz is a residential project that engages with one of the city’s most culturally layered urban environments. San Rafael remains known for its 19th-century architecture and its bohemian character, where traditional residential life coexists with cultural institutions, corporate buildings, and entertainment venues. The project is located one block from Avenida James Sullivan, a corridor associated with several important works of modern Mexican architecture, including projects by architects such as Mario Pani, Luis Barragán, and Félix Candela. 139 Schultz responds to the demands of contemporary urban living while maint... More