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The architectural works presented in this exhibition bring together 30 projects executed over 30 years by Mexican architect Francisco González Pulido. The buildings span a variety of scales, geographic locations, site conditions, ecologies, levels of complexity, and client types. As such, they represent the diversity of Francisco’s practice and his commitment to excellence in design, science, and technology.
These projects are guided by logic, intuition, and multidisciplinary collaboration. They range from interior scales to large pieces of transportation infrastructure that, regardless of scale, respond to atmosphere, ecology, comfort, economy, culture, and the technological context. Each work prioritizes experience over typology and aims to dissolve the notion of an "archetypal intervention." Throughout the design and construction process, they express a desire to go beyond the current role of the architect and embrace the role of the master builder.
