Given the growing demand for people who move to Merida looking for a better quality of life, real estate developers have generated an excessive supply of developments that respond exclusively to financial needs and the needs of the market.

On a regular lot in an intra-urban residential area, we are commissioned to develop a heritage real estate project, generating the largest possible number of salable units.

The orientation and location of the property and the freedom of the client to "propose" the most favorable typology, led us to a pinwheel-shaped compositional scheme, which orders four habitable blocks that rotate according to their needs and uses and allow a flexible project that can be built in stages and that responds to the financial flows of the investor.