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The stair at casa loro. Made in-house by 100% Panamanian labor. Proud to showcase their work and attention to detail. Thanks to Delvis, Leon, Chino, Franklin and Adalberto.
photo by @emilykinskey @marielosangelez
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#stairs #architecture #sta

The dining table was designed on site, and the wood came to the project in a serendipitous way. One day as we walked down to the beach with the client to look for decorative driftwood pieces, we stumbled upon a rather large piece of wood that seemed

Outdoor table at Casa Las Tortugas.

The design incorporates vernacular materials and elements with a modern approach. The palette consists of regionally available materials, the colors and textures all selected with the intention of being in harmony

IM/KM’s Casa Loro project is featured on the cover and in the pages of the 10th anniversary June edition of AREA Magazine, an international publication focused on culture and architecture. We are honored that what has been a passion project for

Throwback to 2008 - I hadn’t really seen this level of ‘cowboy behavior’ in the construction industry in NYC. I was shocked by stories of people moving fence lines, effectively stealing the land of their neighbors. Developers, inves