The redevelopment intervention that brings the building Perù 87 back to contemporaneity does not aim to transform the old into the new, but rather to reconnect with the urban area of Mexico City where it is located and optimize its interior spaces
The work of Boué Arquitectos for Perù 87 is not simply a renovation of a house, but an effective work of stitching and reconfiguration of spaces. On the ground floor, overlooking the renovated and semi-pedestrian street Leandro Valle, the building houses three commercial spaces, integrated with the residential function of the upper levels
The 36 mini-apartments at Perù 87, ranging from 35-38 square meters, are enhanced by shared indoor spaces and the roof garden with a panoramic city view. Characterized by simplicity and construction efficiency, they ensure the building meets the real estate market needs of the area by engaging with its surroundings. Optimal furniture layout, natural lighting, and ventilation maximize the available space and ensure a high level of comfort
The textures of the finishes, the touches of color, the integration of plant elements, the framed panoramic views of the city are the distinctive elements of this building that is reborn in a new relationship with its surroundings and in a new image aligned with the transformation of the area
