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Mexican Architecture : Buildings in Mexico
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Architecture in MexicoWe've selected what we feel are the key examples of Mexican Architecture. We aim to include Mexican architecture projects that are either of top quality or interesting, or ideally both.We cover completed Mexican buildings, new building designs, architectural exhibitions and architecture competitions across Mexico. We have 5 pages of Mexican Architecture Designs with links to hundreds of individual project pages for specific buildings in México. Mexican Architecture : news + key projects (this page) Mexican Building Developments : A-C Mexican Buildings : D-L Mexican Architecture Developments : M-P Mexican Building Designs : Q-Z Mexico Architecture Walking Tours  image from architect Mexico Architecture Tours by e-architect Mexican Building NewsArchitecture in Mexico - latest additions to this page, arranged chronologically:GL31 Residential Building Design: Pascal Arquitectos  image from architect GL31 Residential Building - 9 May 2013 GL31 turned to be even more complex because of the irregular shape of the plot, the entrance is in one street and the exit in a different one with two pedestrian entrances, and to all this we have to add the amount of interior spaces left because there is no access to the street, which makes it a architectural commercial and functional challenge. Finally these interior apartments ended up being the best ones because they are far away from the noise of the street, with an enriching social environment. Casa S, México Design: Pascal Arquitectos  image from architect Casa S - 26 Apr 2013 House by the River, Bosque de los Dinamos, México City Design: José Alfonso Quiñones Ríos  photo : Erick Reyes House by the River - 25 Apr 2013 The Magdalena River descends from the forest of Los Dinamos, and is the last living river in Mexico City. This location and the proximity to the river give very specific characteristics to the land, despite the fact that it has been overtaken by the city, it still preserves an immediate country environment. La Peninsula, Marina Vallarta, western Mexico Design: Pascal Arquitectos  image from architect La Peninsula Marina Vallarta - 9 Apr 2013 The guidelines upon which this project was developed are based in two concepts: one that allows a maximum exploitation of possibilities without falling on a typical saturated low range residence, and a second one, very important too, to obtain an acceptable investment return estimate. Foro Ciel, Mexico City Design: Rojkind arquitectos + AGENT  picture : Jaime Navarro Foro Ciel Mexico City - 3 Apr 2013 As part of an ongoing collaboration with The Coca-Cola Company, Rojkind Arquitectos together with AGENT worked on the design of Foro Ciel, the physical space which will house the content for the Transformadora Ciel programs. The building emerged from a dull space - flat roof and helipad - into a productive co-working center, surrounded by green areas. BASF Headquarters, Mexico City Design: Space  photo : BASF BASF Headquarters Mexico - 11 Jan 2013 A new office for world-leading chemical company BASF in Mexico City, designed by Juan Carlos Baumgartner of architect Space, has brought new approaches to working to his home country, and saved the client both money and space. Casa MZ, Valle de Bravo, México Design: Eduardo Hernandez Ch.  photograph : Yoshihiro Koitani Valle de Bravo house - 18 Dec 2012 Contemporary Mexican house design located at Valle de Bravo lake. The building is located on a steep slope bordered by both a stream and by the lake itself. The plot is hemmed in by thick forest. Tabasco 127 Building, Del. Cuauhtémoc Design: JSª  photograph © Rafael Gamo Tabasco 127 Building - 18 Jul 2012 It is a nine-apartment building, in four stories on one of the best streets of the Roma Norte neighborhood. The project has a variety of typologies: seven duplex apartments with double heights and two simplex apartments, from 880 sq ft to 1,860 sq ft each, with a patio, terrace or roof garden. The units are distributed into two bodies divided by an elongated central patio. Both bodies communicate in all the levels through bridges and stairs. The main façade express the concept of the interior, through an interplay of terraces that responds to each type of apartment. Heineken House, Polanco, Mexico City Art Arquitectos  photo : Paul Czitron Heineken House Mexico City - 13 Jun 2012 The project for the Heineken bar and corporate offices of Cuauhtémoc Moctezuma Heineken Mexico located in a big house in the Polanco area of Mexico City - catalogued as historic patrimony by INBA - was selected through a competition organized by the client. Mini-Studio, Colonia Del Valle, Mexico City FRENTEarquitectura  photo : Onnis Luque Mexican Studio Building - 23 Apr 2012 Using trapezoidal shapes and with a careful control of perspective, vanishing points are emphasized, achieving a dynamic and fluid space that awakens imagination while stimulating creativity. This building, limited to only 27sqm of footprint, is nested in a small gap originally occupied by a storage-room (between 3 existing constructions), in the backyard of a middle-class house in Mexico City. Recent Architecture in MexicoCiudad Gobierno del Estado de Zacatecas, central MexicoArditti + RDT Architects  photo : Arq. Arturo Arditti Ciudad Gobierno del Estado de Zacatecas The Governmental City of the State of Zacatecas in Mexico, is built in a property known as “Cerro del Gato” (Cat’s Hill) in the suburbs of the City of Zacatecas. The buildings respond naturally to a radial composition due to their incorporation to the slope of the hill. Screen walls delimitate and at the same time integrate the buildings in form and open space. Museo Soumaya FREE | Fernando Romero EnterprisE  image from architect Museo Soumaya Mexican ArchitectureSelection of Mexican Architecture, alphabetical:
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Mexico City Buildings
Full List of Mexico Buildings
Mexican Architecture Exhibition : Enrique Norten
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Mexican Landscape Architecture Competition
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Mexican Architecture Competition : CHICHEN ITZA 2008
Contemporary Mexican House
Mexican Architecture - Luis Barragán
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