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PPAA designs "discreet yet powerful" Mexico City hotel Lamartine

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A new boutique hotel in Mexico City has been designed to maximize natural light within a constrained urban site, utilizing a central skylight and a semi-transparent metal mesh facade. This approach creates a discreet yet impactful architectural statement. Developers and urban planners can learn from the innovative spatial solutions and material choices that balance privacy, light, and environmental regulation.

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