Architectural renovations highlight sustainable design and historical preservation

Recent architectural projects highlight the value of integrating contemporary design with existing structures. In Mexico, Vieyra Estudio completed Casa LC, a 1,200-square-meter residence in the State of Mexico. Architect Lorena Vieyra focused on sustainability by reorganizing the existing structure around the landscape, connecting a golf course view with a private garden through a north-to-south architectural opening.

In Pamplona, a comprehensive renovation of a sixth-floor residence on Vuelta del Castillo has modernized the property while preserving its original identity. The project updated essential installations, including plumbing, electricity, and insulation, while integrating period elements like carpentry and doors with modern materials. The home features four bedrooms and a large, light-filled living area with panoramic views of the city's green spaces.