Tag
Francisco Artigas (1916–1999) was a self-taught Mexican architect whose work helped define mid-20th-century modernism in Mexico. Best known for his residential projects in Jardines del Pedregal, he designed over 50 houses that combined clean lines, expansive glazing, and concrete structures with a deep sensitivity to the volcanic landscape. His architecture balanced international modernist influences with regional elements, offering a distinct take on Mexican modernism. Though less internationally known than peers like Luis Barragán, Artigas left a lasting mark on the country’s architectural heritage.
Located in the forested hills of Valle de Bravo, just 90 minutes from Mexico City, Hotel Avándaro has long been a landmark of Mexican modernist architecture. Initially designed in 1958…
Continue reading
