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The architecture of Mexico City is diverse and reflects its rich cultural heritage, incorporating pre-Hispanic, colonial, neoclassical, modernist, and contemporary styles. In the mid-20th century, Mexican architects like Luis Barragan and Juan Sordo Madaleno pioneered the use of modernist principles in Mexican architecture, with a focus on functionality, simplicity, and the use of local materials. Contemporary architecture in Mexico City continues to evolve, with architects experimenting with new forms, materials, and technologies.
Entre Pinos (Among Pines) is a complex of five houses in the Bravo Valley completed in 2017 by Mexican architectural firm Taller Hector Barroso. The region is famous for out-of-town…
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