It's a space which functioned and was made as an extension of the Mexican Architect Luis Barragán's studio. Located in Tacubaya, México City, this arcjitectural piece was constructed arround 1948. At the entrance, you find a small hall that though a zigzagging road takes you to a great blue wall whith a stunning contrasts whith the vegetation surrounding. Right ahead, the path makes a stop at the garden pond, and at the very end you can already appreciate a small pink door that welcomes you to the space where Barragán used to work. On the left, you can find the staircase that takes you to the roof, with the view of the envoling city. Later 2017, this architectural space was restored by the recognized mexican Architect Alberto Kalach.