Those who have seen Audrey Hepburn’s 1954 romantic-comedy Sabrina may have seen Pininfarina’s logo flash across the corner of the screen as suave and wealthy womanizer David Larrabee (played by 1950s Hollywood A-lister William Holden) slams on the breaks of his 1954 Nash Healey (Pininfarina designed the body of the car) when he notices Sabrina Fairchild (played by Audrey Hepburn) for the first time.
Well, Pininfarina designs much more than just shiny Hollywood cars—the international company’s award-winning architecture division will be designing a new highrise condominium complex in the lively Mexican metropolis of Mérida. The city is the capital of the Yucatán, a southeastern peninsula of Mexico,
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