Casa Maca by Workshop Design + Construction
Located a few steps from one of the most emblematic avenues of the city of Mérida, Casa Maca is a historic former residence from the Porfiriato era.
Tamara Uribe is a Mexico-based photographer whose work focuses on fashion, architecture and portraiture.
Tamara attended the University of Yucatan, and received a Bachelor’s degree in Architecture, she specialised in Photography in the ICP of New York. Tamara’s work has been featured in international publications and media.
LOCATION: Mérida, Yucatán, Mexico
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Located a few steps from one of the most emblematic avenues of the city of Mérida, Casa Maca is a historic former residence from the Porfiriato era.
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