TEN Arquitectos is a practice based in Mexico City, New York, and Miami. Founded by Mexican architect Enrique Norten, the firm has 33 years of experience designing with a global perspective that yields a consistent international sensitivity when creating new spaces. This trajectory has been recognized with various national and international awards, including the Mies van der Rohe Award for Latin American Architecture, honors from the national American Institute of Architects (AIA) and several US chapters, Architectural Record, Architect Magazine, Architizer, Biennials in Mexico, Argentina, and Ecuador, and the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA), among others.
Some of their most iconic works include the Amparo Museum, the New York Public Library, Centro University, the Federal Judiciary Headquarters in Oaxaca, the Guerrero State Government Center in Acapulco, the National Theater School, and West End 50 and West End 37 in Washington, D.C.—all of which house a diverse range of activities. Currently, the firm is working on projects located across various cities in the United States and Mexico. Explore the full list below.
