Articles exploring the legacy of Luis Barragán 120 years after his birth

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March 9 marks the birth anniversary of one of the most globally significant Mexican architects, a pioneer of the Modern Movement in Mexico whose work has transcended geographical boundaries to be studied by generations of architects who have rewritten his teachings to make them their own. Luis Barragán, the Guadalajara-born architect and 1980 Pritzker Prize laureate, left a timeless legacy that continues to pave the way for new research and discoveries today.

Below is a selection of articles including interviews, documentaries, collections, research, and events that have taken place in recent years to continue exploring the legacy of Luis Barragán on the 120th anniversary of his birth.