Studio Andrew Trotter transforms 19th-century school into family home in Puglia.

​Vista al Río is an 8-home single-family home development located within Rancho Avándaro Country Club in Valle de Bravo.

A century-old farmhouse, the ideal place to bring the whole family together in summer, for Christmas, or just on a regular Sunday. These gatherings are the demand, and the farmhouse is the setting that needs to be prepared for them.

The recovery and transformation of an old industrial building from 1920 into a museum, highlighting its special configuration in three naves and its interior textures, adding new layers that adapt it to the new use.

A passion for Japanese culture and a love of 20th-century design became the starting point for the entire concept.

An oversized house is barely a house. the very long narrow plot used to accommodate shabby offices and a spacious warehouse. a fearless client aimed at transforming this clutter into a home. a soon-to-be living room could easily have a dozen cars parked in there.

Mas Auleda was a 17th-century farmhouse that underwent multiple interventions but still retains its Catalan vernacular essence.

The original three-story house was built in 1978. It had a gabled roof, a semi-subterraneous basement, a first floor and a second floor. In 2020, the family decided to renovate and expand to create space for three apartment units.