This multifaceted urban Mexico City apartment is a transformable wonderland by Archetonic Architects
This spectacular Mexico City apartment is a true transformable space, a complex assemblage of sliding walls, moving partitions, and blinds. Archetonic Architects, founded by Jacobo Micha Mizrahi in 1991, and including Alan Micha Balas and Jaime Micha Balas, set out to turn this generous double-height apartment into a place of endless opportunities. Creating the Mexico City apartment
‘The limits are composed by the duality between the absence and presence of half-height bodies that generate attics and the possibility of using another plane of the apartment.’ Not all of these spaces are accessible; some are just voids that hang there to create a generous sense of space.
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