We worked with Grady at Viatechnik to scan Casa Eva in 3D. The point cloud data was used to build an architectural model of Casa Eva, preserving her in computerized form.  This was my starting point for the rest of the project; I used this model to conceive a renovation proposal with our architects Riley and Sherina. We took full advantage of the model by continuing our collaboration remotely, across continents amidst the pandemic. We teamed up with Ernest, a local contractor to restore the traditional terracotta tile roof. We faced time constraints due to India's national lockdown and looming monsoon season. By maintaining a strong presence on-site, accommodating the workers at Casa Eva, and adjusting our build to be done in sections, we were able to  complete the roof on time. Ernest and I designed, coordinated, built and installed a pre-cast bespoke concrete counter and sink unit. I collobrated with Woodpecker Studio to fabricate custom teak wood cabinetry. We envisioned Casa Eva as a community based research center. From this expression of the home came the values for our actualized design. The architectural renovation extends itself to broader conversations of preservation, land rights, material use, labor equity and the agency of space.