Tag: Mexico | The Plan

Tatiana Bilbao

To suggest that a building can be like a tree is perhaps to risk a wildly organic metaphor. Organic architecture, with its roots in the structural designs of Fr

# Mexico (147) # Residence (1588) # Tatiana Bilbao

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House in Monterrey

Tadao Ando Architect & Associates

Tadao Ando first came to international attention in the 1970s with houses inserted into the dense fabric of busy Japanese cities, in particular the sprawling Os

# Mexico (147) # Residence (1588) # Tadao Ando Architect & Associates

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Cervantes Theatre

Ensamble Studio

In Mexico City, the dovela (the Spanish for an arch keystone) is synonymous with the famous Aztec basalt Sun or Calendar Stone found near the city’s centr

# Ensamble Studio # Mexico (147) # Theater - Auditorium (176)

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Derek Dellekamp in Mexico City

Dellekamp Arquitectos

On a leafy corner in Anzures, a largely residential district in Mexico City, a new apartment building has an elegant and enigmatic presence. Set behind black-pa

# Mexico (147) # Residential Building - Complex (575) # Dellekamp Arquitectos

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Mexican contemporary architecture: a younger generation is reinvigorating the profession and breaking out of the box

A younger generation of architects is bringing a new level of inventiveness to Mexico, responding creatively to context and social needs. Frugal or refined, hig

# Rojkind Arquitectos # Mexico (147) # LAR - Fernando Romero # Tatiana Bilbao # Ten Arquitectos # TAX - Alberto Kalach # Taller de Arquitectura - Mauricio Rocha # Javier Sanchez # Taller 13 - Elias Cattan Patricio Guerriero # LBR & Arquitectos

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Ixtapa House

LAR - Fernando Romero

In “Nahuatl”, the Uto-Aztec language, Ixtapa means “white sand place”. The house is sited on a private beach on the Pacific coast in north eastern Guerr

# Mexico (147) # Residence (1588) # LAR - Fernando Romero

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Uffici Tamsa

Caruso & Torricella Architetti

The project for the Tenaris-Tamsa offices in Veracruz, Mexico focused on three key elements: delivering modern, functional offices; retaining the essential flav

# Rheinzink (15) # Mexico (147) # Offices (925) # Caruso & Torricella Architetti

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Cube Tower

Estudio Carme Pinós

The Cube Tower, an office highrise in a new-development district of the Mexican city of Guadalajara, stands out for its high-quality, multi-functional character

# Mexico (147) # Offices (925) # Estudio Carme Pinós

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Lar / Fernando Romero In Mexico City

LAR - Fernando Romero

Flying low into Mexico City is a special experience, a conflation of aeronautics and urban sprawl. The mountains open to reveal a vast capital city with rampa

# Mexico (147) # LAR - Fernando Romero

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at 103 + Bgp Arquitectura

BGP Arquitectura | AT 103

The Avenida Insurgentes is a major thoroughfare running north/south through Mexico City and intersecting, at an oblique angle, the Paseo de la Reforma, the prin

# Mexico (147) # Public (333) # BGP Arquitectura # AT 103

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Alberto Kalach in Mexico City

Alberto Kalach

The great library occupies a potent place in architectural culture. From the private domains of princes and cardinals in Renaissance Europe to the radical publi

# Mexico (147) # Cultural center (483) # Alberto Kalach

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