
There are several reasons why Colima is a Mexican state of relevant cultural wealth, one of them is due to its climate and orography where beaches such as Manzanillo and the Colima volcano are sheltered, facilitating tourism in this region. Moreover, the rich pre-Hispanic history signed on archaeological sites such as "El Chanal", "La Campana" and "Meseta de la Hierbabuena", as well as some important haciendas (farms) such as the Hacienda de Nogueras, Hacienda del Carmen and Hacienda San Antonio.
Currently, due to the interest and growth of the population and cities, contemporary Mexican architects have designed residential, cultural, and recreational projects making up the contemporary architecture of Colima. Here are some examples within this territory so you can continue exploring the architecture of Mexico.
Neró House / Di Frenna Arquitectos

Mao House / Di Frenna Arquitectos

House 97 / César Solórzano arquitectos

Water House / Di Frenna Arquitectos

Astorga House / Sánchez Morones Arquitectos

Entreparotas House / Di Frenna Arquitectos

Kaleth House / Di Frenna Arquitectos
Keita House / Di Frenna Arquitectos

Hilca House / Di Frenna Arquitectos

La Blanca House / Di Frenna Arquitectos

KALYVAS House / Di Frenna Arquitectos

Arbo House / Di Frenna Arquitectos

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ArchDaily covers a different Mexican territory within the series Architecture in Mexico, in an effort to shift focus from the larger cities to smaller towns and regions throughout Mexico to highlight the traditions and innovations that make them stand out.
Editor's Note: This article was originally published on October 01, 2021.