Remodeling and expansion of an apartment building designed by the Mexican architect Luis Barragan and German architect Max Cetto. The building which has four apartments, is conceptualized as a reinterpretation of some of Barragan's original details of his mature stage. The project focuses on details such as the gates, as segments of the space sequence, the quartering, as classifying elements and leaves details for reinterpretation, while rescuing every original element found in site and extending.
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