Together, separate, indoor, outdoor: this Mexico City residence by PPAA is an architectural balancing act
Setting foot on an eight metre wide, 16 metre long plot in Mexico City, local firm PPAA imagined a residence with two joined, yet independent, households – similar to a townhouse. The
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