Our inaugural studio space, in the neighborhood of Tampiquito in San Pedro Garza García, was designed as a manifesto for lightweight, temporary architecture. Originally built during our years as Covachita, the 50 m² structure was realized using a low-cost material palette of prefabricated steel, glass, wood, and stone. Rejecting the permanence of traditional office models, the project embraced the incremental logic of its neighborhood, operating as a flexible infrastructure capable of rapid disassembly and adaptation. This workshop served as a provocation against rigid urban planning, blurring the lines between permanence and provisionality to explore alternative ways of inhabiting the city.