Suspended Copper Threads in a Mexico City Hotel Courtyard
Taken April 2018
A boutique hotel atrium in Mexico City’s Centro Histórico combines a restored historic building with a contemporary interior installation. The space uses suspended copper-colored lines and minimalist lighting within a multi-level courtyard.
Taken April 2018
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