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Project • By MEDEZAPrivate Houses

Casa La Vista

Casa La Vista is a residence of tectonic character that emerges among the dunes and the vastness of the Baja California Sur desert. The house rests on a cliff overlooking the horizon; its layout is oriented to the southeast in order to deliberately frame the meeting point between sky and sea, facing the coast of San José and Punta Gorda. In a climate that challenges both space and materials, we set out to design a great roof as the primary gesture: a generous element that articulates life among the different wings of the residence and allows the architecture to engage in dialogue with the desert—not through resistance, but through synergy. Cesar Belio Cesar Belio Cesar Belio The house unfolds into three wings c... More

Project • By WORC Ricardo Martínez + Camila UreñaShops

Yoozoo Pánuco

Yoozoo is a contemporary bubble tea shop located in a colonial building, thoughtfully designed to offer a unique sensory journey. The contrast between the historic architecture and the minimalist intervention is accentuated by a softly lit polycarbonate tunnel that blurs the boundaries between interior and exterior spaces. Caption  Although compact, the space becomes a stage where modern aesthetics and functionality converge. From the street, its discreet façade stands out for its clean and orderly design, animated by a vibrant sign that attracts passers-by and invites them to discover what lies inside. Zaickz Moz    The tunnel itself is the heart of the establishment, here, customers are invited to intera... More

Project • By MRDRestaurants

AÚNA

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

Project • By t804 taller de arquitecturaBars

Cozana Prime

"Cozana Prime" stands as a monument to sophistication and innovation in the heart of the historic center of Oaxaca, Mexico. This avant-garde nightclub not only respects the classic architecture of its location, with columns, courtyards, and moldings, but also incorporates an innovative architectural design that merges authenticity and avant-garde, creating a unique space that seamlessly integrates with the pre-existing structure. omar lopez bautista omar lopez bautista Upon entering the space, visitors are immersed in a unique experience from the illuminated entrance, a tunnel adorned with frames and lattice that foreshadows the richness of sensations that lie ahead. This corridor leads to the central courtyard, highlighted by a... More

Project • By RACMA ArquitecturaPrivate Houses

Casa Trinidad

This 261 sq.m house is built on a 298 sq.m plot of land, which is a fluid space, contained by a continuous ribbon that folds vertically and horizontally, generating slabs and walls, which in turn become completely open or closed facades according to to specific function and orientation. Carlos Anadon Carlos Anadon Carlos Anadon The voids contained by the folds are covered with large windows that provide total transparency and impudence - in appearance - since the privacy of the substantive areas - private and public - was particularly taken care of, remaining outside of external scrutiny. Carlos Anadon Carlos Anadon Carlos Anadon The geometry of the house addresses the most efficient use of the land -consider... More

NewsNews • 14 Jul 2023

25 best architecture firms in Mexico

Mexican architecture is an ode to the country's vibrant diversity, culture, and history. Its architectural scene is incomplete without mentioning the pivotal role played by indigenous communities, each with their distinct traditions and architectural styles, in shaping the various cultural landscapes. From the adobe structures of the Oaxaca region to the thatched-roof huts of the Yucatan Peninsula, each place possesses a unique architectural identity deeply rooted in local customs and materials. Mexico's rich history encompassing pre-Hispanic and colonial heritage has served as a reservoir of inspiration for architects throughout the 20th century. The 20th century witnessed a surge of architectural innovation, with architects like Luis Bar... More

Project • By MAS arquitecturaHousing

Casa Tierra

Casa Tierra develops in an area of 200m2, within an exclusive housing complex in the city of Cancun, Quintana Roo. Since its conception, the team faced two major challenges: to create a flexible architectural programme (because it lacked of a defined final user), and to give the project a different identity from its sibling project, Fuentes 28. © Jonatan Smith / Paola Márquez | MAS arquitectura. All rights reserved. The result was an exercise where we can appreciate a clear distinction between the two projects. Casa Tierra possesses a more experimental and brutalist colour palette, such as a continued use of chukum on its natural state, (that presents a light earthy tone, hence the name of the project – “tierra... More

Product • By Bandido StudioPERLA

PERLA

PERLA Pedant Lamp is composed of two elements; a metallic cylinder and an upper Talavera Poblana sphere. Which glows subtly through the escape of light led by the metal tube. More

Product • By Bandido StudioBUNA

BUNA

The BUNA table lamp was inspired by the natural form of the BUNA SHIMEJI mushroom. Its upper head leads the light downwards creating a warm and comfy environment. More

Project • By FMT EstudioCultural Centres

La 68 Cultural Center

LA 68 is a cultural center located in a restored building in Yucatan, Mexico. The project by FMT Estudio considers the architectural proposal, interiors, custom-made furniture, and lighting design. Pim Schalkwijk Pim Schalkwijk Russell Andrade Cobalto es Azul Russell Andrade Pim Schalkwijk More

Project • By PLTFRMA Oficina de ArquitecturaOffices

SALA AERI

The new headquarters of this Association meant a great opportunity to renew the goals and the image that AERI sought to project to its partners and collaborators in this new stage. Héctor Hernández V. Héctor Hernández V. With a simple palette of materials and tones, AERI's operational facilities achieve their own sober and elegant character that allows activities to be carried out in a more efficient way in terms of space and more harmonious in terms of experiences. Héctor Hernández V. Héctor Hernández V. More

Project • By SB AtelierApartments

Apartamento E16

The main idea of ​​the intervention begins from the client's intention to generate meeting areas that allow continuous interaction within 70m2. Therefore, the purpose was to create an intimate and welcoming space, preserving the existing structure and configuration, but multiplying the space possibilities to generate greater amplitude and natural lighting. Alberto Magno Wide entrances of light to the interior bathe the surfaces, where the construction materials in soft tones reflects the luminosity to generate different environments with their different uses. Alberto Magno A low wall is connected from the main entrance that serves as a shelf and also connects the living and dining room. This back wall, as well as the existing s... More

Project • By Luis Moctezuma ArquitectoShops

Casa Comercial Jazmín

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 • By S 360Housing

Arcadia

"Name of a country where happiness, simplicity and peace reign in an idyllic environment inhabited by a population that lives in communion with nature"...Arcadia is a residential development designed to create a community where the 72 housing units are grouped around shared areas in direct contact with nature where the inhabitants are encouraged to get to know each other and generate common experiences. Arcadia's architecture is based on open spaces, from the conception of the complex where the transition from the intimate and private to the social and public is achieved through subtle elements of vegetation to the internal distribution of the housing units where the spaces are they perceive wide and open to the views towards the parks. A... More

Project • By Bojorquez ArquitectosHousing

Casa de la Orquidea Azul

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