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Mexican Architecture has been influenced by many civilizations throughout history, including the indigenous peoples, the Spanish, and, more recently, European and American styles. Mexican architecture is known for its vibrant use of color, intricate details, and a mix of indigenous and European styles. Some of the most notable styles include Pre-Columbian architecture, Spanish colonial architecture, and Mexican Baroque architecture.
Residencia Filipinas is a medium-density housing project in the Portales neighborhood of Mexico City that explores how contemporary residential architecture can align with an established urban fabric while optimizing spatial…
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Casa Cañada is a private residence in Mexico City in which the interior design, developed by Espacio Tangible (María Rubio), serves as the primary lens through which the house is…
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Canyon Entrance is a compact desert pavilion that marks the arrival sequence to a private family club in San José del Cabo, Baja California Sur. Conceived as an architectural threshold,…
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House 720 Degrees is a residential project in a secluded valley near Valle de Bravo that uses circular geometry as a spatial and environmental framework. Conceived as an off-grid dwelling…
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Casa Ikal is a raised, off-grid residence set between the Caribbean and a mangrove lagoon within the Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve. The house occupies the site lightly through a concrete…
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Parque Reforma II reworks a peripheral ravine site in Tijuana into a shaded public ground organized by a perimeter corridor and a monolithic concrete canopy. The project addresses heat, glare,…
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Casa en Avándaro arranges four dense volumes and a fully glazed communal hall along a steep, forested slope in Valle de Bravo. A raised concrete plinth, clay-tile roofs for rainwater…
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A compact 294 m² studio in Colima organizes work, making, and discourse into a clear spatial and material syntax. Conceived as a working environment and didactic artifact, the project aligns…
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A 2,000 m² rooftop in Santa Fe, Mexico City, is converted into an athletics and social terrace, integrating a soccer pitch, two tennis courts, locker rooms, and distributed meeting and…
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A Wooden Annex by Pedro&Juana extends an existing lakeside house in Valle de Bravo with a compact timber addition and a decisive act in section: a roof opening that becomes…
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Casa San Francisco is a vineyard house on the outskirts of San Miguel de Allende that translates monastic precedents into a quiet domestic order. Five masonry volumes, linked by a…
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“Resonancia Suspendida” (Suspended Resonance) is an ephemeral timber pavilion in Mexico City by Pablo Pérez Palacios in collaboration with Reed Wood and Arboreal. A single 24-meter laminated beam is carried…
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Chinampa Veneta reframes the Mesoamerican chinampa as a contemporary architectural instrument within Venice’s Arsenale and the lagoon. The project stages soil, water, and plant communities as primary media to explore…
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Set within an oak forest near Valle de Bravo, the San Ramón Equestrian Center, designed by Módica Ledezma, organizes a working landscape across a natural slope through low, reticent volumes…
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