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THE PROJECT

Reimagining what

already exists.

166 Townhouses begins with an existing residence and a new ambition: to transform one home into two independent properties without starting from scratch.

The project works within the existing architecture, using renovation as an opportunity to give the property a new purpose while preserving what can remain.

LOCATION

Miami, Florida, USA.

TYPOLOGY

Residential · House.

SCOPE

Architecture & Interior Design

STATUS

Completed

THE STRATEGY

Two homes

within one structure.

Rather than redefining the existing distribution, the strategy focuses on adapting the property to accommodate two independent residences within its established footprint.

The intervention considers access, privacy and identity to allow each home to function independently while remaining part of a coherent architectural whole.

THE TRANSFORMATION

Working with what is already there.

The existing structure and layout become the starting point for the design.

Through carefully considered architectural and interior interventions, the project gives new character and functionality to the property without unnecessary alteration — allowing the existing building to support a completely new residential purpose.

ARCHITECTURE & INTERIORS

Two identities. One language.

Architecture and interiors are approached as one coherent system, giving both residences their own sense of home while maintaining a shared design language.

Materiality, proportion and detail bring consistency to the intervention, allowing old and new to come together naturally.

DESIGN & VALUE

Creating value through transformation.

Instead of increasing value through demolition and replacement, 166 Townhouses explores the potential of adaptive reuse.

By transforming a single existing home into two independent residences, the project demonstrates how design strategy can extend the value and relevance of an existing property.