Caracas

A residential, family neighbourhood, located in the north of Buenos Aires area with large colonial houses. Trees of huge trunks and canopies, pavements without kerbs, boulevards and dead end streets are common. It is a young and cheerful neighbourhood, with children playing on sidewalks and cycling. Less is sometimes more.

Word of Mapuche origin which means walk, you need to walk after all. The word “moda” also has an interesting meaning and in its essence means change. To walk is to change, it is to be in constant transformation, in the search of what’s new. Absurda plans endlessly, a constant beta project.

A Buenos Aires city neighbourhood that has always inspired part of our group of designers who live around it. Chacarita is a neighbourhood with a great projection of city growth, connected and calm at the same time, the neighbourhood has attracted a new generation of families in search of peace amidst the urban environment. The […]

A beautiful neighbourhood of northwestern Mexico City, of art nouveau architecture and rows of trees lining the avenues. Since the 80’s, it began to be filled with bars, restaurants, galleries and shops that have become references of industrial design, art, bohemia and gastronomy with its more than 200 restaurants and cafes. Feel alive in La […]

Just east of downtown, this Austin neighborhood exudes cool with its seemingly never-ending supply of bars, food trucks, art studios, Mexican eateries and live music venues. Its streets are characterized by shabby buildings, colourful facades and graffitied walls, interspersed with pretty areas of greenery such as Tillery Park.

A volcano located in the Patagonian Andes, its name was given by the Mapuches (old civilisation) due to the roars that were generated due to falling ice blocks and large rocks when avalanches occurred.