On Thursday, November 17, Mexico City hosted the tenth-anniversary celebration of ArchDaily México, the local edition of the world's most visited architecture website. The exclusive event was held at “Lago/Algo,” a project conceived to recover and redefine the iconic building known as "Restaurante Lago"—originally opened on October 24, 1964, designed by architect Alfonso Ramírez Ponce, renovated first by Javier Sordo Madaleno in 1998, and most recently by Naso in 2021—giving it a new purpose that challenges us to rethink our relationship with private space, public space, and the Chapultepec Forest.
The celebration stood out as one of architecture's premier events, bringing together legends and emerging talents to share key experiences that shape a collective vision. As in previous gatherings, this event hosted moments that reinforce the idea that architecture is built on the conversations, events, exchanges, and experiences that occur when we come together. This is why we work daily through various initiatives to strengthen and expand this vital network that connects us all.
