
Mexico
Casa Uno / CLACLÁ Taller de Arquitectura: Claudia Turrent y Axel De La Torre
Mezcalería Tlecan / Anagrama
Oaxaca Gastronomic Center / ROOTSTUDIO
Studio House / VOID Studio

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Architects: VOID Studio
- Area: 140 m²
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Manufacturers: Corev, Kimikolor, Porcelanosa Grupo, Dune
House and Studio Anaya / Vrtical
Agua Pedregal 210 House / HEMAA
Panel Discussion: Art and Design in Architecture / Urban Transformation. Sordo Madaleno Arquitectos

The Banco Nacional de México, through Fomento Cultural Citibanamex, and the Fundación Sordo Madaleno invite you to the panel discussion "Art and Design in Architecture," part of the public program accompanying the exhibition "Urban Transformation: Sordo Madaleno Arquitectos."
House PF / AE Arquitectos

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Architects: AE Arquitectos
- Area: 684 m²
- Year: 2019
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Manufacturers: Comex, Construlita, Mafi, Tecnolite
Cortés Sea Research Center / Tatiana Bilbao
Lagalá / FMT Estudio

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Architects: FMT Estudio
- Area: 288 m²
- Year: 2018
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Manufacturers: &Tradition, Pablo Designs
Tamarindo House / Taller Estilo Arquitectura
The Clay Pavillion / Alvaro Siza + BAAQ'
Palimpsest Barragán

The Visiting School in Colima, Mexico poses a once in a lifetime opportunity to engage with an architectural masterpiece of 20th century modernism by the Mexican architect Luis Barragán. As a hidden and still unknown architectural jewel set amidst a paradisiac jungle on the Pacific coast, the ruins of the never completed building have sunk into oblivion, not unlike the ancient Mexican pyramids, and are currently in progressive decay. The workshop will not only ‘unearth’ the project and at last put it on the map of architectural discourse, but it might even have a larger impact by kickstarting a debate around the preservation of its ruins from disintegration.
El Bambú Chapel / Jamit Arquitectos SC
La Carmela Cultural Center / ÁGORA
E8 Housing / Meir Lobaton Corona + Rafael Ortiz Cervantes

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Architects: Meir Lobaton Corona, Rafael Ortiz Cervantes
- Area: 1300 m²
- Year: 2019
Architecture Classics: Casa en el Aire / Agustín Hernández

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Architects: Agustín Hernández
This strange and sophisticated work of architecture, like a monumental and provocative ultra-modern sculpture, is actually a cutting-edge family home designed by Mexican architect Agustín Hernández, known for his style of Sculptural Architecture.
























