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Architects: HGR Arquitectos
- Area: 1398 m²
- Year: 2023
Mexico City: The Latest Architecture and News
MO288 Residential Building / HGR Arquitectos
https://www.archdaily.com/1002928/mo288-residential-building-marcos-hagerman-hgr-arquitectosValeria Silva
House and Studio Anaya / Vrtical
https://www.archdaily.com/1002274/house-and-studio-anaya-vrticalAndreas Luco
E8 Housing / Meir Lobaton Corona + Rafael Ortiz Cervantes
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Architects: Meir Lobaton Corona, Rafael Ortiz Cervantes
- Area: 1300 m²
- Year: 2019
https://www.archdaily.com/1001192/e8-house-meir-lobaton-corona-plus-rafael-ortiz-cervantesClara Ott
Architecture Classics: Casa en el Aire / Agustín Hernández
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Mexico City, Mexico
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Architects: Agustín Hernández
This strange and sophisticated work of architecture, like a monumental and provocative ultra-modern sculpture, is actually a cutting-edge family home designed by Mexican architect Agustín Hernández, known for his style of Sculptural Architecture.
https://www.archdaily.com/1000662/architecture-classics-casa-en-el-aire-agustin-hernandezDaniela Cruz
Architecture Classics: Gilardi House / Luis Barragán
The great architect Luis Barragán, at 80 years of age, and after almost 10 years of inactivity, carried out his last work on a plot of land measuring 10x36 meters, between party walls in Mexico City. A work that reflects the influence of Mexican culture and painters Diego Rivera and Frida Kalho, where the most interesting thing, according to Barragán, was the challenge of the enormous jacaranda tree that had to be maintained, and the pool requested by the owner as part of the program.
The small pink house, which closes towards the street, reinforcing its interiority, is ordered on the longitudinal axis of the plot. Towards the back, the house is divided into two; the front volume, which contains the services and bedrooms, and the back, where the living room, dining room, and pool are located. These two volumes are joined by a corridor, forming a patio that surrounds the Jacaranda tree.
https://www.archdaily.com/1000290/architecture-classics-gilardi-house-luis-barraganKarina Duque
Art and Architecture: A Selection of Galleries Celebrating Mexico’s Contemporary Art Scene
Every year in Mexico City, during the month of February, "Art Week" is celebrated with a series of events that seek to offer experiences in different spaces, mostly museums, cultural centers, or art galleries that join the cultural agenda. This event is important because both the city and these venues become the stage for different contemporary artists who come together to exhibit their work and enrich the dialogue around today's art. It is also a tourist destination that attracts collectors from all over the world.
https://www.archdaily.com/996737/art-and-architecture-a-selection-of-galleries-celebrating-mexicos-contemporary-art-sceneMónica Arellano
Architecture Classics: Casa-Estudio Luis Barragán / Luis Barragán
Built in 1948, this Mexican modern house, designed by Luis Barragán, is recognized for its international significance. The house-studio, inhabited by the architect himself until 1988, incorporates principles of the vernacular architecture of the region in its design, including the use of striking colors. Barragán has been one of the most influential Mexican architects, and his house is one of the most visited places in Mexico City.
https://www.archdaily.com/1000249/architecture-classics-casa-estudio-luis-barragan-luis-barraganKarina Duque
Pilares La Pulga Innovation and Cultural Center / Taller de Arquitectura X / Alberto Kalach
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Architects: Taller de Arquitectura X / Alberto Kalach
- Year: 2020
https://www.archdaily.com/1000490/pilares-la-pulga-innovation-and-cultural-center-taller-de-arquitectura-x-alberto-kalachMónica Arellano
Anahuacalli Museum / Taller de Arquitectura - Mauricio Rocha
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Architects: Taller de Arquitectura-Mauricio Rocha
- Area: 4765 m²
- Year: 2021
https://www.archdaily.com/1000399/anahuacalli-museum-taller-de-arquitectura-mauricio-rochaBenjamin Zapico
Explore Some of Luis Barragan's Unbuilt and Little-Known Projects 121 Years After His Birth
March 9 marks the birthday of one of the most important Mexican architects worldwide. A pioneer of the Modern Movement in Mexico whose work has transcended geographical limits to be studied by different generations of architects who have rewritten his teaching to make it their own. Every year, this date represents the perfect excuse to rethink Barragan's legacy to architecture not only in Mexico but also in the world, and different projects have been carried out with this intention, awakening the interest of new generations. However, until a few years ago, the record of the architect's work was not very accessible since more than 50% of the projects he built remained anonymous due to the lack of a proper archive of his work.
https://www.archdaily.com/999897/explore-some-of-luis-barragans-unbuilt-and-little-known-projects-121-years-after-his-birthMónica Arellano
DL1310 Building / Young & Ayata + Michan Architecture
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Architects: Michan Architecture, Young & Ayata
- Area: 960 m²
- Year: 2020
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Manufacturers: Holcim, Alsam Acabados, Aluvisa
https://www.archdaily.com/1000033/dl1310-building-young-and-ayata-plus-micha-architectureAndreas Luco
Newton 207 Building / ARQMOV Workshop
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Architects: ARQMOV Workshop
- Area: 22540 ft²
- Year: 2022
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Manufacturers: AlfredoGalicia Max, Blue Sky Facades, Bodega de Aluminio, Cristal JMA, Faktor Luz, +5
https://www.archdaily.com/999003/newton-207-building-arqmov-workshopPilar Caballero
Community Center Pilares Valentín Gómez Farías / a|911
https://www.archdaily.com/998977/community-center-pilares-valentin-gomez-farias-a-911Benjamin Zapico
MCHAP Selects Anahuacalli Museum Remodeling and Expansion by Taller | Mauricio Rocha in Mexico City as its 2023 Winner
The remodeling and expansion of the Anahuacalli Museum in Mexico City by Taller | Mauricio Rocha is the 2023 recipient of the Mies Crown Hall Americas Prize (MCHAP), the biennial prize that recognizes a built work in the Americas that best embodies architectural excellence. The winner announcement was made by MCHAP Director Dirk Denison and Jury Chair Sandra Barclay at the MCHAP Symposium and Gala Awards Benefit Dinner that took place in Chicago at S. R. Crown Hall on the Illinois Institute of Technology’s historic Mies campus this Friday, March 24, 2023.
https://www.archdaily.com/998469/mchap-selects-anahuacalli-museum-remodeling-and-expansion-by-taller-mauricio-rocha-in-mexico-city-as-its-2023-winnerChristele Harrouk
Chapultepec Environmental Culture Center / ERREqERRE Arquitectura y Urbanismo
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Architects: ERRE q ERRE arquitectura y urbanismo, Taller ID
- Area: 2000 m²
- Year: 2023
https://www.archdaily.com/998142/chapultepec-environmental-culture-center-erreqerre-arquitectura-y-urbanismoValeria Silva
The Mies Crown Hall Americas Prize Announces Finalists for the 2023 MCHAP Award
Mies Crown Hall Americas Prize (MCHAP) Director Dirk Denison and 2023 MCHAP Jury Chair Sandra Barclay (Barclay & Crousse) have just announced the six finalists for the 2023 Americas Prize. The award recognizes the best-built works of architecture in the Americas completed between December 2018 and June 2021. This represents the latest stage of the fourth cycle of the MCHAP, launched in Venice, Italy, in August 2021. On March 24, 2023, the jury will announce the winners of the the 2023 Americas Prize. The authors of the winning project are set to receive a $50,000 fund for research along with a publication.
https://www.archdaily.com/996268/the-mies-crown-hall-americas-prize-announces-finalists-for-the-2023-mchap-awardMaria-Cristina Florian
How Will We Live With Livestock?
As populations continue to migrate from rural to urban areas, space is at a premium. Many settlements are becoming ever-more congested – with adequate, affordable housing in short supply and transport systems struggling to serve their respective residents. But as much the conversation about urbanization is about people, it is sometimes also about the animals that come with those people – urban livestock that play a key role at providing sustenance on an individual level, in addition to becoming an avenue for communal trade.
https://www.archdaily.com/991708/how-will-we-live-with-livestockMatthew Maganga