Guillermina Restaurante WEWI-Studio

Renovated by WEWI Studio architects, this house already had a central patio where residents could move freely and enjoy the different rooms. The project then unfolds around the integration of a new restaurant within this space.

Particular attention has been paid to the conservation of the aesthetic and material values ​​of the house so as not to alter its architectural character. Many elements were also designed by Mexican artisans, bringing a local dimension to the project. Thus, a bar was designed from marble recovered from another room, when the display for the sale of handicrafts was made from a local wood species called Macuili. In the main room, the concrete and marble tables merge with the existing marble on the floor, giving a total impression of continuity. The chairs were made from pine by local carpenters, offering softness to the project.