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Alberto Kalach is a renowned Mexican architect celebrated for his innovative and environmentally conscious designs. Born in Mexico City, Kalach’s architectural approach is deeply rooted in sustainability and respect for the local environment. His noteworthy projects, such as the Vasconcelos Library and the Casa Wabi Foundation’s expansion, exhibit a harmonious blend of natural elements and modern aesthetics. Kalach is also known for his visionary project to restore Mexico City’s ancient lakes, reflecting his commitment to ecological restoration and sustainable urban planning. His profound understanding of architecture’s role in shaping communities and landscapes has made him a significant figure in contemporary architecture.
Alberto Kalach’s architectural practice has long been characterized by a profound sensitivity to site, material, and spatial experience. The Kurrimotzo Gallery presents a compelling exploration of how architecture can serve…
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Unveiling a masterstroke in architecture and a testament to collaborative artistic vision, the Casa Wabi Foundation has opened a new exhibition space at Sabino 336, Mexico City. This space, the…
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