In Patio Magazine, Fernanda Canales discusses how ways of living have evolved and the importance of reclaiming spaces that encourage coexistence within the home. Throughout the interview, she explores courtyards, terraces, and other shared spaces as places that connect the private and the collective while adapting to different uses. She also reflects on the lessons of traditional Mexican housing and vecindades, where coexistence and shared spaces played a central role. Through projects such as House 720 Degrees, Terreno House, and Bruma House, Fernanda Canales proposes a more open and flexible understanding of the home, one that can accommodate different people and activities while engaging with the surrounding territory.