Casa CorManca by Paul Cremoux Studio
MEXICO CITY – A closed structure in a 156-sq-m plot was carved and transformed to let daylight flood interior spaces. Having planted a vertical garden at the southern end of the plot, Mexican firm Paul Cremoux Studio organised the house’s programm
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