Todos Santos House / By Gracia Studio

Todos Santos, Baja California Sur, Mexico
Gracia Studio
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Photo © Courtesy of Sandra Munoz

Located in the town where the hotel California sits. One hour south of La Paz Baja California Sur.

Mikve Rajel / By Pascal Arquitectos

Lomas de Tecamachalco, Cuidad de México, Mexico
Pascal Arquitectos
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Photo © Courtesy of Víctor Benítez

The Mikve is the ritual bath of purification in the Jewish religion. It is possible diving in fresh spring water, or in a place specially dedicated to it, fed by rainwater that must be collected, stored and communicated to the vessel that is called a Mikve.

Mountain House / By Agraz Arquitectos

Santa Anita Golf Club, Tlajomulco, Jalisco, Mexico
Agraz Arquitectos
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Photo © Courtesy of Mito Covarrubias

Never has a name been more appropriate. The Mountain explains the implicit challenge in this project: a piece of land with a highly accentuated slope that obliges full respect.

Nestlé Chocolate Museum (Phase 1) / By Rojkind Arquitectos

Mexico city, Mexico
Rojkind Arquitectos
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Photo © Courtesy of Paúl Rivera

When Nestlé’s Chocolate factory in Mexico City (located in Paseo Tollocan near Toluca) was in need of an inner pathway for visitors to witness the production of chocolates it was decided that the first chocolate museum in Mexico should have a 300 meter long facade along the motorway as the new image of the factory.

Casa Materka / By T3arc

Puebla México, Mexico
T3arc
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Photo © Courtesy of Luis Gordoa

We built this house around a piano whose sound we had to contain.

Capilla del Atardecer, SUNSET CHAPEL / By Bunker Arquitectura

Acapulco, Guerrero, Mexico
Bunker Arquitectura
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Photo © Courtesy of Bunker Arquitectura

SUNSET CHAPEL

Our first religious commission was a wedding chapel conceived to celebrate the first day of a couple’s new life.

High Park : By Rojkind Arquitectos

Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico
Rojkind Arquitectos
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Image © Courtesy of Rojkind Arquitectos, Glessner Group

High Park is located on the outskirts of the northern city of Monterrey, Mexico. Surrounded by the Majestic Sierra Madre Oriental Range. The project is designed to take full advantage of its geographic location and to help mitigate the extreme climatic conditions.

Habita Monterrey Hotel : By Landa Architects and Joseph Dirand

Monterrey, Nuevo León, Mexico
Landa Architects and Joseph Dirand
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Photo © Courtesy of Landa Architects, Joseph Dirand & Habita Monterrey Hotel

The Habita Hotel in Monterrey, Mexico, opened in 2008, and was designed by Landa Architects with interiors designed by Joseph Dirand.

Darcons Headquarters : By Arquitectura en Proceso

Delicias, Chihuahua, Mexico
Arquitectura en Proceso
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Photo © Courtesy of Francisco Lubbert, Jorge Cajiga

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The site is located at a suburban lot of a middle size city in northern Mexico. As one drives towards it and away from de city, the building appears aligned with the road as an arched gate of a medieval town: looking through it one gets the scenery of the rural fields that surround the city.

Museo Soumaya Museum : By FREE | Fernando Romero EnterprisE

Mexico City, Mexico
FREE | Fernando Romero EnterprisE
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Photo © Courtesy of Adam Wiseman

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Designed by FREE | Fernando Romero EnterprisE, Museo Soumaya opened to the public on March 29, 2011 after four years of development. The Museo Soumaya houses one of the most important art collections in Latin America with over 6,200 artworks and 60,000 square feet of exhibition space.

El Secreto House : By Pascal Arquitectos

Mexico City, Mexico
Pascal Arquitectos
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Photo © Courtesy of Pascal Arquitectos

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The house has two levels, a ground floor and a first floor with an additional garage, courtyard with reflecting pool, and a garden area.

Prodigy MSN Offices Interior : By spAce arquitectura

Santa Fe, Mexico City, Mexico
spAce arquitectura
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Photo © Courtesy of Paul Czitrom

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Prodigy MSN was looking for new spaces for its corporate offices, not only with the idea of changing spaces, but also to create a new laboral culture that in first place be aware with the environment and moreover, increase collaboration among employees at different levels.

La Nonna Restaurant : By CheremSerrano

Mexico City, Mexico
CheremSerrano
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Photo © Courtesy of CheremSerrano

La Nonna is an Italian restaurant located in La Condesa. This project was made in collaboration with DMG architects.

National Laboratory of Genomics : By TEN Arquitectos

Irapuato, Guanajuato, Mexico
TEN Arquitectos
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Photo © Courtesy of Luis Gordoa

Located in the Bajio, Mexico’s breadbasket, the National Laboratory of Genomics is an extension of the Institute of Agricultural Studies.

Valle House : By Materia Architecture

Mexico City, Mexico
Materia Architecture
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Photo © Courtesy of Alberto Mora

Description from the architects:

The house responds boldly to the evident physical and natural conditions of the immediate context. The design meant a search for an architectural character fed from exercises of contraposition. Minimal and refined materials are confronted to artisan textures; solid organic forms balancing with implied transparent and white boxes; light versus heavy.

Thinking Beyond The Station: Aguascalentes City Suburban Train : By RVdG arquitectura + urbanismo

Mexico
RVdG arquitectura + urbanismo
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Image © Courtesy of RVdG arquitectura + urbanismo

Thinking Beyond The Station: Aguascalentes City Suburban Train is the latest project by Mexico City-based architecture office RVdG arquitectura + urbanismo. The project was further developed from the original brief which was only to design a suburban train connecting Arellano to the south of the state with Rincon de Romos to the North. A very good attempt of giving unique identity and interesting spatial experience to each station where is not only to accommodate transit facilities, but also to reinforce the surrounding urban fabric through the architectural strategies.

Byronmuller : By Darkitectura

Mexico City, Federal District, Mexico
Darkitectura

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Photo © Courtesy of Yoshihiro Koitani

In an office floor of 18×10 meters, were removed and repositioned the ceiling panels, glass and wooden divisions of an existing traditional workplace with the aim of doubling the spatial feeling of this claustrophobic site and thus house the offices, services and a large creative workshop for an advertising agency.

Alpes House : By Garduño Architects

Mexico City, Mexico
Garduño Architects
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Photo © Courtesy of Paul Czitrom

Description From Architects:

When a long time friend of mine, an architect turned artist, asked me to do this job, I jumped right in at the opportunity. I was very familiar with her work and knew her perception and vision would be an important part of the process. I was given complete creative freedom by her and this proved to be both challenging and intimately rewarding.

Be Tulum Resort : By Sebastian Sas-sas arquitectos

Tulum, Mexico
Sebastian Sas-sas arquitectos
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Photo © Courtesy of Sebastian Sas & Be Tulum Resort

Description by Sebastian Sas:

Perched on a secluded expanse of the luminous Mayan Caribbean, and surrounded by legendary relics of one of the world’s most ancient cultures, Be Tulum’s comfort and tranquility offer the fast track to its guest’s peace of mind. It is the only fullserviced resort in the area featuring contemporary design resting in perfect harmony within the untouched natural setting. While being a haven of relaxation, the resort is also the place to be for the

Distrito Capital Hotel : By Joseph Dirand

Santa Fe, Mexico
Joseph Dirand
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Photo © Courtesy of Joseph Dirand & Distrito Capital Hotel

The Distrito Capital hotel opened earlier this year in the Santa Fe neighbourhood of Mexico City.The 30 room hotel features interiors designed by French architect Joseph Dirand.