Casa Patio Casa Duartas 2

Casa Duartas number two is recognizable by its entrance through a traditional zaguán, where the floor is laid with a mosaic of river pebbles that once allowed for the passage of animals and farming tools. Built on the site of an eighteenth-century property and reconstructed in nineteen seventy-five as a private home, the space serves as an example of how modern construction can blend with the city's architectural memory.