Cordoba-ReUrbano by Cadaval & Solà-Morales
MEXICO CITY – La Roma, in Mexico City, was once inhabited by upper-class residents until the population decreased in the mid-century due to the emergence of suburban life. Hit by a devastating earthquake in 1985, the area was left deeply affected
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