Mexico City: The Latest Architecture and News

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The unique AnA format offers a personal look into the architecture of renowned international firms. Speakers follow one rule: they cannot discuss their projects. Instead, the event focuses on their careers, influences, and key experiences, sharing the intellectual biography that has shaped the architects they are today.

We know that the world is changing, and this is a moment to reinvent ourselves in the face of an unprecedented situation. The health crisis has compelled us to transform the way we live and interact today.
Office work has been reinvented in response to the need for cultural and digital transformation. Consequently, millions of Mexicans are now working from home—an increasingly common practice that has tested our individual resilience, allowing us to adapt to this new way of working while balancing new responsibilities and activities that promote our performance and well-being.

Mexico is the world's second-largest oil importer, with an annual growth rate of 1.71%. Consequently, there is a need to increase storage capacity and protect new infrastructure with high-tech products, ensuring durability and enhancing asset value.

PEATONLINE is the first virtual, open-access, pedestrian-focused gathering in Mexico, created to share experiences and visions regarding mobility and inclusive public space.

Fábrica de Ciudad invites you to participate in the Update Seminar: SAC-FAB.14 | JULIO AMEZCUA

Mexico Roofing Day will not only be an opportunity to explore future trends but also a platform for building meaningful connections. Participants will have the chance to establish business relationships, collaborate on innovative projects, and contribute to the sustainable growth of the roofing industry.

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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.

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