Located in Popotla, near the historic Árbol de la Noche Triste, Mar Mediterráneo 171 emerges from the reconversion of an industrial warehouse and a mid-century house into 1,100 m² of urban recycling. The warehouse becomes a flexible forum for audiovisual production, preserving its open structure and controlled light, while the house is reconfigured into offices, storage and temporary living space. A ground-floor courtyard separates the two structures to connect them, with an acacia defining shade and scale, and a recovered steel bridge linking the programs above. Landscape organizes the experience as a sequence—volcanic stone paving, reclaimed timber sleepers and a water channel—while artisanal brick wraps the ground floor, joined by wrought-iron details, solid oak flooring and brick-dust stucco. At its heart, a communal kitchen with a central brick island seats up to twelve guests, functioning as culinary infrastructure that dissolves the boundary between interior and exterior.