
There are several reasons why Quintana Roo —a state located in the southeastern region of Mexico— has an important cultural wealth. One of them is because of world-class tourism which has led it to have one of the eight international airports in Mexico in addition to being praised by the World Tourism Organization.
Currently, due to the interest and growth of the population and cities in Quintana Roo, contemporary Mexican architects have dedicated themselves to constructing some buildings of a residential, cultural, and recreational nature that are showing common local features that make up the new architecture of the region. Here are some contemporary architecture examples in Quintana Roo.
Bacalar
Azul Nomeolvides Vacation Home / Samantha Calzada

Cozumel
Restaurante Ilé / DOX Arquitectos

Puerto Morelos
House Nizuc 01 / WEWI Studio

PM House / Cadaval & Solà-Morales

Playa del Carmen
Zapote Bar / Estudio Atemporal

OCEANA Hotel / rdlp arquitectos

Truck Terminal in Playa del Carmen / AS Arquitectura + Seijo Peón Arquitectos

Sabor a Miel / reyesrios+larraín arquitectos + Gabriel Konzevik

House Between Trees / AS Arquitectura
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Hotel Sanará / Studio Arquitectos

Hotel Grand Hyatt Playa del Carmen / Sordo Madaleno Arquitectos

Hotel Boutique Cacao / rdlp arquitectos

Pakal 3 House / Edgar Marin

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.