Vladimir Belogolovsky talks with Mexican-American architect Francisco Gonzalez-Pulido on his exhibition 30 Projects/30 Years/30 Stories now on view at the Museo Metropolitano in Monterrey, Mexico.30 Projects/30 Years/30 Stories, a large retrospective on the work of Mexican-American architect Francisco Gonzalez Pulido, was opened on June 18 at the Museo Metropolitano in Monterrey, Mexico. The exhibition will remain on view until September 21.
Gonzalez-Pulido graduated from Tecnológico de Monterrey, one of the most prestigious universities in Latin America, in 1991, which explains the exhibition’s title. His 30-year post-graduation career includes running his own firm for six years in Mexico, immediately after Monterrey Tec; pursuing his master’s degree at MIT in Cambridge; working for 18 years with Helmut Jahn, where he was a Partner and the company’s President for 10 years before establishing his own practice, FGP Atelier in 2017 in Chicago. The projects in the show range from a single-family house, university buildings, sports stadiums, mosques, science and cultural buildings, skyscrapers, and airports in North and South America, Asia, Africa, Middle East, and in Gonzalez-Pulido’s native Mexico.
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