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AMASA Estudio is a Mexico City–based architecture firm founded in 2016 by Andrea López and Agustín Pereyra. Their practice operates across multiple scales, objects, architecture, and urban space, emphasizing context-driven design that reinterprets existing environments. Known for thoughtful restorations and experimental housing, AMASA’s work seeks to reconcile heritage with contemporary use through spatial clarity, material precision, and a critical engagement with social and urban dynamics.
The CTM Culhuacán housing complex, constructed in 1974, is a significant chapter in Mexico City’s urban development. Conceived under the social welfare policies of the era, it sought to address…
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Casa Sofia, a recent project by AMASA Estudio, addresses the layered complexities of architectural intervention within Mexico City’s Colonia Roma, a neighborhood celebrated for its early 20th-century character but increasingly…
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