<ul><li>Amasa Estudio renovates a long-abandoned 1940s house in Colonia Roma, Mexico City, that sat empty for over ten years.</li><li>The architects preserved the structure and created a compact, flexible home respecting its past while accommodating new ways of living.</li><li>The material palette features a muted green that saturates metal elements, stairs, railings, doors, and furniture, with textured gray plaster walls providing a neutral backdrop.</li><li>The Casa Sofia project includes a ground-floor one-bedroom apartment, a garage doubling as a commercial unit, and a main residence above, each with separate entrances for privacy and flexibility.</li></ul>

green metal accents bring color to amasa estudio’s 1940s home renovation in mexico city

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