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Onnis Luque is a distinguished Mexican architecture photographer whose work artfully captures the essence and intricacies of architectural designs. With a keen eye for detail, Luque’s photography explores the relationship between space, form, and light, providing a unique perspective on both contemporary and traditional structures across Mexico.
The Palenque Mezcal Milagrito by Ambrosi Etchegaray in Oaxaca, Mexico, beautifully melds traditional mezcal-making practices with modern exportation standards. Focused around the earth oven that has been in the same…
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Casa Pedregal, also known as Casa Prieto-López, is a mesmerizing residential project situated in the then lava-covered region of Jardines del Pedregal in Mexico City. Designed by Mexican architect Luis…
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In Jalisco, Tha Amacueca House, designed by Mexican architecture firm COA arquitectura and Departamento de Arquitectura, is a family weekend house planned to become a retirement home when the time…
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In 2015, Mexican Architecture firms COA arquitectura and Estudio Macias Peredo completed the Chacala House in Jalisco. Enhancing the surrounding vegetation and beautiful views, a modular grid of concrete columns…
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