Mexico

Loft + Roof Garden Col.Roma in Mexico by MAZ Arquitectos More

San Jose Insurgentes in Mexico by MAZ Arquitectos More

Departamentos Homero Polanco in Mexico by MAZ Arquitectos More

The project for the new showroom and offices for Gravita was done in Samara Corporate building. The space has 1,400 square meters and stands out for the vertical clear with a gap and an attractive terrace. The project is divided in two. The first part is the offices for 70 people —that according to the program— were fractioned in accounting, procurement, marketing, sales and projects areas. The balcony was transformed into the employee’s dining room and it is limited by the corridor that goes into the showroom and services. Both, the showroom and the offices have a special area for visitors equipped for presentations. In the heart of the showroom there is a custom made Hunter Douglas plafond that is used also to display the products... More

The project is focused on the transcription of the culture of the Mezcal, Oaxaca mainly. With the intention of showing textures, colors and feelings, in a contemporary way, this is how the concept of this new place is achieved, the home of Mezcal. Apparent project materials surround us in a natural and traditional space, mixing them in symmetrical shapes that represent modernity, a reproduction of the traditional forms in a modern language. Items such as wood, metal, stone and vegetation are the main actors, which introduce us to the way of living space to enjoy the culinary customs. The kitchen becomes a showcase of the processes, which opens onto the restaurant completely showing its interior, sharing culture. The touch of the decor... More

Oficinas BNI in Mexico by DIN interiorismo More

Hotel Dos Casas in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico by German Velasco Arquitectos More

Homero 1114 in Mexico by German Velasco Arquitectos More

This house located in the State of Mexico was operated entirely with the completion of the original project to suit the needs and tastes of their new owners. The changes were very complete because the original architectural program was not suitable for the goals he had for his family rest house . One of the first changes was to the reorganization of the public areas , leaving the first close to the entry and maximizing the views towards the gardens of the property. Public and service areas are fully connected to the outside and the various terraces and gardens surrounding the house. A completely new garden design integrating a covered terrace to the side overlooking the central lake was made . The lake is connected to a river... More

Downtown La Paz is a new touristic and commercial development designed and built by ARCO Arquitectura Contemporánea located in the southern part of the Baja California peninsula. It is a mixed use development that has as main attraction the first ONE hotel in the area. It has 126 rooms designed with the perfect balance for both the business and leisure travelers. This development also has two levels of commercial space to lease for the development of the economy of this important city. The mall has the best technology and all internal circulation corridors are roofed. All parking lots are paved and have an adequate signaling system, as well as lighting for night time. The development also has a number of technical and decorative details... More

For this hotel located in Mexico City simplicity and refinement are the words that best describe its atmosphere. The color palette selected is formed by neutral shades that enhance the texture of the materials and harmonize the space inviting the guests to enjoy every corner. When DIN interiorismo received this project some of the rooms were almost finished, so the main target of the project was to create a new atmosphere using the current elements and making important changes in the design of the new rooms. All the floors are patterns are different, some in light porcelain and some in a combination of dark and light colors. To give each room a unique personality different color accents were given in some of the walls and the furniture. The... More

Creativity and interaction are the elements that valid the design of this hotel. Bold forms and intense colors create an interior design that provokes the guests to let loose into the exploration and enjoyment of all the senses. The main color accent is the headboard that goes straight up to the ceiling in a playful linear pattern. The same pattern was also applied in the night tables and some other details around the room, such as the stairs of the Jacuzzi in the suites. The chairs and table have organic shapes and may be moved in order to satisfy the guests’ needs or whims. The suites have two levels and taking advantage of the double height the different areas were distributed in a very playful but functional way. The lighting design was... More

Located in the municipality of Ixtlahuaca in the State of Mexico, Hotel Ixtla takes its name from the common word that the locals have given to this candid town. The name has Nahuatl origins and its meaning is: prairie, place with no trees. In the public areas: reception, restaurant and bar, the color palette selected has a combination of neutral colors white and beige with intense accents in red. This color combination was also used for the restaurant and bar linens. A wood screen with geometrical figures divides the areas adding the necessary privacy from the entrance hall. For the rooms a variation in the color palette was implemented changing the red for a lime green. The center piece of the room is the bed, framed with a... More

The first phase of this project was the search because the client relied on our expertise to evaluate different properties to find one that not only satisfied their needs but also have the potential to be renewed according to their taste. The magnificent garden and excellent location tilted the balance towards this property as the most attractive.Although the house was built 3 years ago, it was necessary to make some modifications to the existing architectural project to adapt it according to the needs of the new owners. The main changes were moving the kitchen, as it needed to be much larger, the creation of an independent games room and the integration of a family room. The size of the service areas was also increased.The central element... More