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The project consist in a renovation of a ex-commercial space characterized by only one big opening facing the street the goal was to create a little condo of 8 units, each one with view, light, aeration and privacy. The project is located in an industrial area, in the northern part of Playa del Carmen, on the ground level of a three storey building, in a space was previously a storage space and a carpentry. The challenge of this project was to find a plan that could fit all the apartments and satisfy all the basic needs of each one of the apartments. The area of the floor was only about 300m² and the internal height 5m. The only source of light was the front window that occupy almost all the front wall. On one side was possible to open some little windows and on the other two sides I had to find my way to do it as well, because those sides were in contact with other constructions or a different lot. Every unit has a mezzanine, that divides the living room and kitchen on the first floor and the bedroom and bathroom upstairs. Since the fan shape plan was choose as the best option, all the internal areas of the apartments doesn't correspond to a regular polygon. in order to solve the problematic of the reduced space every unit has a different design theme that fills this gap.

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TRANSFORMING A MID-CENTURY MODERN BATH A client asked us to help update a portion her home, which included relocating the existing master bedroom, converting a hall bath to a walk-in closet, and adapting a master bath for more accessiblity. The existing furnishings in her home were authentic Mid-Century Modern made of teak. We designed the bath with a floating teak vanity, using hardware that was a duplication of ones on an existing console. The client wanted a "floating" linen cabinet to match the vanity. Not only is this practical for cleaning but the toilet has a fully skirted base, and no "snake" to clean around. We knew the client loved green, so we made an accent wall of green onyx stack stone. And we repeated this material on a knee wall at the toilet area, and as waterfall 3/4" mosaic accents in the shower. The finish of the fixtures and light fixtures is champagne bronze. We chose pendant lights suspended from the ceiling as a nod to the style of that era. These light fixtures have a bronze mesh surrounding the lamp. The toilet tissue holder is actually ADA compliant as the top bar functions as a small grab bar and the bottom section holds the tissue roll. The vanity is is constructed so the center section can be removed if necessary, allowing greater accessibility.

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