This residential project was one of the very first constructions at the very affluent and very sought-after neighborhood of Santa Fe in Mexico City. Catered towards young families who were looking for safe districts and spacious arrangements, the development comprises 350m2 residences. Tenants can also enjoy extreme privacy as the core allows direct access from the elevators to the entrance hall. By eliminating common areas, it also provides them with even more square footage.
Exterior design also plays an important role at the property. Balconies feature ornate iron railing in a dark shade that contrasts beautifully against the façade’s neutral tone. And at the building’s entrance, a tile roof adds warmth to the complex.
Residents can enjoy a wide-range of facilities that the firm installed: a swimming pool, a fitness center as well as paddle and tennis courts. These amenities were a relatively new concept at the time it was created and proved to be critical in ensuring the establishment’s success.

Pictures by Ignacio Urquiza