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Pedro&Juana is a Mexico City–based architecture and design studio known for its experimental, context-driven approach that blurs the boundaries between architecture, interiors, art, and public space. Founded by Ana Paula Ruiz Galindo and Mecky Reuss, the practice creates inventive, socially engaged projects that explore materiality, spatial interaction, and the everyday life of cities, resulting in work that is both playful and critically grounded.
On a steep hillside above Lago Maggiore, Pedro&Juana transform the ruin of a rural stable into two compact houses that preserve the original perimeter while expanding within the allowable 20…
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A Wooden Annex by Pedro&Juana extends an existing lakeside house in Valle de Bravo with a compact timber addition and a decisive act in section: a roof opening that becomes…
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