Arquitectos mexicanos

Suuel is the result of decades of loving Puerto Escondido. It is a grand dream with a human scale, reflecting the belief that it can grow differently, with special spaces that preserve one of the most powerful beach cultures in Mexico, thus ensuring its longevity. Fernando Farfán Zaickz Moz Zaickz Moz The design concept and location of Suuel are based on the strength of Puerto Escondido's beach culture and its profound influence on the way of life of Suuel's creators. The vernacular is not necessarily derived from the vestigial, and so the local, traditional essence of Puerto Escondido is deeply felt in the design and programming decisions of Suuel. Zaickz Moz Zaickz Moz Suuel is nestled among lush, generou... More

The project "Casa Bosques" is primarily characterized by a completely introspective facade. From the outside, its minimalist and robust design creates a sense of privacy and seclusion, with walls that seem to enclose the space from the outside world. However, upon entering, the experience changes radically. The interior of the house opens up to spacious areas; large, well-placed windows allow natural light to flood the space, making the interiors feel expansive and luminous, fostering a seamless connection with the outdoors. Iván Marruenda Iván Marruenda Iván Marruenda The layout of the ground floor is configured with an open-plan arrangement that includes a living room area, characterized by double-heig... More

The collaboration and empathy between architecture and gastronomy were born intangible from its conception, marking common values; the countryside, honesty, humility, and simplicity of the raw materials, the craftsmanship, and the warmth of home. Local integration and global coherence propose the luxury of its spatial quality and the atmosphere it offers. A space that is free of pretensions and unnecessary ornaments and coatings. The project was a collaboration of architects, designers, landscapers, illuminators, artists, artisans, cooks, ceramists, and photographers, all of Mexican origin. Luis Gallardo / LGM Studio Arturo Arrieta At the same time, all materials, furniture, accessories, art, and decoration are also made in Mexic... More

Spanish cuisine has a rural and coastal origin. It is the result of a civilization with a variety of people, environments, and climatic conditions. Respecting ancient recipes is a sacred practice in Tapa. A new perspective on gastronomic and spatial innovation, on the other hand, complements it. Francisco Álvarez Tapa is an elegant and warm space where you can witness the rituals of the gastronomic proposal being prepared live, taste sourdough bread with grated tomato, drink a very cold “tinto de verano”, meditate, talk, and laugh. Francisco Álvarez As you enter, you can see the bar as a point of coexistence. For the user in a hurry, it is functional and discreet; and for those who want to stay and enjo... More

Casa Azahares studies the Mexican Northwest countryside and dignifies its most representative scenes: the open door, the mesquite wood that crackles in the night fire, the walnut tree in the distance, the shadows of the steel roof and solid wall.  Francisco Álvarez This project gives a home to the “Madre Tierra” workers, men and women devoted to the land and the lemons, orange, and avocado crops. Francisco Álvarez The routine of the countryside makes us remember the strength in its simplicity. So we asked ourselves how to translate this endeavor into a space language. This project answers this by splitting the original structure of the typical house into three independent volumes. Francisco &Aac... More

Concept: This project is for a place to celebrate life with family. To build a space of leisure, a flexible one that can host grand family events but also informal gatherings. We had a big challenge: sort out these different stages on a single architectural plant. Francisco Álvarez Acrónimo Architectural project: Program and volumetry The Nogales Pavilion is located on the main access of the land, surrounded by crops and lush trees. It was planned as a family nucleus to celebrate traditions. In the Mexican northeast, there are several big festivities: birthdays, anniversaries, Easter, the annual "Molienda", etc. It was necessary to think of a free and functional plan, a punctual and efficient architectural intrus... More

Social Lounge is a pleasure centered extension of an existing residence in Santa Cruz de La Sierra Bolivia, where the idea of a contemporary paradise is evoked as an unusual discovery. The architecture is not only peculiar, but also it nourishes the imagination, and provides a space suitable for relaxation and socialization. Caption Located at the backyard of an existing family residence, the project provides a ludic and social program that includes a swimming pool, BBQ area for guests, a sauna, a studio, and a guest room. Caption The design premises were to first respect the existing trees, second the position of the pool aims to create an intimate social spot at the back of the building, third a raised platform gives the appea... More

Outside the big cities, university education options are practically nonexistent, so in the provinces, migration to the capital cities becomes a necessity for young people in search of opportunities. The city of Pachuca, as the state capital, has academic and economic support from the public administration, which allows it to have a university capable of receiving students from all over the state and its surrounding areas. Students, given the lack of supply, have opted to live in houses of social interest and share it among friends, during their stay in this housing the lack of income does not allow them to pay all the services such as internet, water and electricity so the maintenance and furniture are unaffordable. The "Alamo" project be... More

“Winter House” is a single residential unit whose main goal is being a shelter and a setting for the enjoyment of the land property’s pristine privileged nature, such as the outdoors and the country lifestyle. These are the main reasons why the blueprint is organized into four blocks, linked through the occupants’ control of permeability from the inside-out of the residence, for the layout to approach thanks to the textures accomplished on the volumes, rifts and spans, into dynamic filters which extent or restrict spaces in order to the necessities.    Towards the avenue arises a language of materials which holds the sincerity of the natural elements, such as stone and wood, and whose spans emphasize the... More

Xochitlali House The Xochitlali house is a middle-class house, located in an informal neighbourhood of Mexico City where self-construction and progressive housing predominates, generating a gray and unfinished image in the entire neighbourhood.The clients requested a home that in spite of being in a small area of 139 m2 needed a broad program as well as having as much open space as possible. For this reason, the project comes up from the purpose of keeping at least 2/3 of the land as open space between the ground floor and the second level. The program consists of; living room, dining room, kitchen, half bathroom, cellar, pantry, two covered parking spaces and a patio on the ground floor. On the ground floor level there are; three bedrooms... More

Intervention Project for a house located in the Historic Center of the City of Tlaxcala. The improvement proposal for this building for commercial use (occupied as a building for commercial use for many years and previously as a house) is based on the idea of ​​taking advantage of existing resources, mainly physical, therefore it was sought that the The construction or demolition rate was as low as possible, with the main challenge of finding the habitability of the space, not to mention mainly structural errors inherited from a couple of failed interventions.  The project, as in some cases was already given, was only a matter of observing and proceeding according to the space as well as the needs of the inhabitant. The resolution was... More

Project: Arch. Esteban BojorquezArch. Servando BojorquezConstruction: Rivera ConstruccionesPhotography: Gonzalo Bojorquez The project distributes itself around a family living room that serves as a connection point between units. Life in the house originates there, moving towards the different areas that are part of it and are visually directed to it.The residence is presented discreet, only perceptible for the subject to live and the visits away from the external tumult, hence the importance of the house being projected as a family space par excellence, giving importance to the visit as much as the inhabitant. With a basement, 3 bedrooms and a service area, in addition to the TV room, and the kitchen-dining room used as a single space in... More

Ciruelo House is a project developed in an 1184 sqft on a private residential area. It was planned with the idea of having large spaces as well as privacy. A double-height was planned for the living and dining room, which also has a relation with the backyard and pool. Besides, it possesses an inner patio directly related to the master bedroom, which seeks to bring the exterior and interior together, amplifies space and creates peaceful and calming sensations. More

This project is planned for a growing family. The design responds to the clients’ necessity of open spaces and visuals that interact with each other. With that idea, we planned an inner patio at ground level that serves as a connector between social and private areas, as well as an inner water mirror that is connected with the backyard pool, creating a linking space between the outdoors and the indoors. Also, we proposed a double-height in the kitchen/dining room area to maximize the amplitude sensation in it, as well as to connect the space with the corridor in the first level. Reaching the second level, an inner patio visual welcome us, which allow us to generate natural ventilation as well as a relaxing space. The spaces’ de... More