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Arroyo Solís Agraz
A Mexican architecture practice whose published projects explore the relationship between material, light and the way rooms connect.
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Marble-look porcelain runs across the kitchen floor, island and ceiling. · A curved ribbed timber ceiling spans the bedroom. · Pendant lights hang above the dining table beside the kitchen.
Photography: Jaime Navarro
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Material-led architecture, with spaces designed to open, close and change around everyday life.
Arroyo Solís Agraz is an architecture practice based in Mexico. Its published work includes residential interiors and building transformations, with a close interest in the texture of materials and the experience of moving between spaces.
Vault Heaven brings those interests into an apartment interior. Timber, concrete and marble-look porcelain define connected living, dining and kitchen areas, while sliding and folding doors allow the rooms to work together or separately.
What they do
- 01Sliding and folding doors connect the social spacesSeen in Vault Heaven
- 02Porcelain veining continues across adjoining surfacesSeen in Vault Heaven
- 03Timber ceilings and indirect lighting define the roomsSeen in Vault Heaven
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Profile updated 24 October 2026
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