
Eleven years ago, ArchDaily was born with a mission in mind: to democratize architectural information around the world and empower our readers to foster inclusive discussions that positively transform our cities. By providing inspiration, knowledge, and tools to the architects currently facing the challenge of designing the future, we hope to help improve the quality of life of those who inhabit our world's urban centers.
At the ArchDaily Mexico offices, August 3rd is a special day:
Today our local site turns 6 years old!
Over the past year, we have reached over 8 million visits and more than 110 million page views. We have also collaborated with more than 70 companies and commercial partners who have trusted this paradigm shift from traditional advertising by showcasing their products, materials, and innovations through an educational tool that highlights their value and will remain relevant for years to come. To date, we are a community of 60k on IG and 27k on TW, in addition to having more than 1.5k Mexican projects published on our website!
Thank you for being part of this great family and for giving us the opportunity to bring you daily inspiration throughout these six years. We want to look back with you at some of our editorial articles showcasing the work of Mexican architects who, over the course of this year, have shared their projects with the most widely read architecture website in Mexico and the world!
Mexican Women Architects Extending the Boundaries of the Profession

6 Mexican Firms Embracing Post-Digital Representation

Mexican Photographers Documenting Contemporary Architecture

3 Mexican Landscape Architecture Firms You Should Know

15 Women Architects Building Tomorrow in Mexico

6 Restoration Projects Weaving Temporalities in Mexico

21 Examples of Lattices in Mexico and Their Various Applications

A Tribute to Color in Contemporary Mexican Architecture

Interview: Shigeru Ban Talks About His Plans in Mexico After the September Earthquakes

Interview: Foro Boca, in the Words of Michel Rojkind and Bjarke Ingels
This article was written by Mónica Arellano. The translation is powered by AI.

