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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.
Casa Refugio is a 450 square meter house in Santiago de Queretaro, Mexico, organized as a protected brick enclosure around courtyards, gardens, and a vertically connected domestic interior. Its compact…
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Suuel Living Apartments by CAAM is a three-story residential building in Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca, that concentrates eleven dwellings, communal space, and a rooftop lookout within a compact square volume. Set…
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Casa R4 is the conversion of a former office building into a residence on a steep ravine site in Guadalajara, Mexico. Retaining the existing structural shell, the project reorganizes domestic…
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Mexico City Stadium Interior Renovation inserts hospitality, food and beverage, suite, and club spaces within the concrete structure of Pedro Ramirez Vazquez’s 1962-1966 stadium. Across more than 15,000 square meters,…
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Guanajuato 194 by Bloqe Arquitectura is a multifamily housing project in Roma Norte, Mexico City, that transforms a former parking lot on a narrow, deep parcel into a sequence of…
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Torre Negra by Jonathan Corral Arquitectos is a compact laboratory building at the UAD Alamedas Campus in Durango, Mexico. Organized as a dense vertical stack for health sciences education, the…
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Laiva Plaza Hotel by RA! is a 1,557 square meter hospitality project in the historic center of San Jose del Cabo, Mexico, organized around a shaded public atrium, a vertical…
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Casa La Vista by MEDEZA + CDQ + VERTEBRAL is a residence in San José del Cabo, Mexico, organized as three low wings around desert gardens, shaded terraces, and a…
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Casa Roma by BRAG Arquitectos is a 10-level residential building on Avenida Chapultepec in Mexico City, combining compact loft apartments, shared domestic programs, and a faceted perforated metal facade that…
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Tlacotalpan Residencias by Tenter Estudio & Masa Studio is a four-unit residential project in Roma Sur, Mexico City, organized within a three-story height limit on a compact urban site. Through…
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Casa Plan de Barrancas by PPAA is a 477.16 m2 house in western Mexico City that organizes domestic life through a contrast between a reflective, permeable ground floor and a…
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San Miguel de Allende is one of those rare cities where architecture still controls the pace of looking. Streets are narrow, walls rise close to the pedestrian, and then a…
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Spa Hacienda Xcanatun by Taller Mexicano de Arquitectura is a 530 m2 wellness pavilion in Merida, Yucatan, organized as a sequence of low volumes, shaded passages, planted courtyards, and treatment…
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Casa en Palmilla is a 600-square-meter house in the desert hills of Los Cabos, organized as four independent volumes under two L-shaped roofs. Its architecture is defined less by formal…
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