César Béjar is a Mexican architect and architectural photographer whose dual practice enriches both his design work and his imagery. He documents architectural projects across Mexico, the United States, and Europe, bringing a refined visual awareness to how buildings sit within their environments. His photographs reveal texture, light, and spatial narrative, revealing the emotional dimension of form.
His photographic work has been featured in prominent publications and his images serve both as documentation and creative interpretation of architecture. Béjar’s intrinsic understanding of design gives him a unique sensitivity when capturing built works, enabling him to merge technical precision with evocative storytelling.
LOCATION: Guadalajara, Mexico
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Rain Harvest Home (La Casa que Cosecha Lluvia) is a humble, tripartite home in the mountains west of Mexico City that integrates with the landscape and the site’s natural cycles to offer an experiential connection to place.
The piece, stereotomic, raises its walls wrapping itself in an introspective architecture, where the relationship between the interior and the exterior exists, but is not completely evident.
Located in the south of Mexico City, this discreet building is on a plot measuring 10 meters across and 40 meters deep and houses a swim school and four duplex apartments with underground parking for 16 cars.
Ciruelo House consists of a residential living space of 155 square meters that displaces the altitude of the property by 7 x 15 meters. Located on the outskirts of the city of Cancun, Mexico, the architectural program…
Apartment in Privee takes place in a 449 sq. m space, in which we opted for a regional design style exalted by contemporary accents. The particularity of our proposal is based on the decision to integrate Mexican…
Located in a residential building in Bosques de las Lomas, the design process for this apartment was approached from a sober perspective in architecture, a monochrome scale interrupted by color accents provided by vegetation and subtle details…
Penthouse in Magdalena emerges inside a building located in Colonia del Valle, in Mexico City. The concept that generated the design consisted on the integration of allusive elements of the Mexican culture, contrasting with details and contemporary…
This Guadalajara house is a single family dwelling that responds to the necessity of a young marriage that obtains a lot in a centric neighborhood of Guadalajara, Mexico. The goal was to provide a practical refugee, with…
This stylish open-plan house is born with 3 basic principles, LIGHT, VIEW, and SPACE. The house is planned to be a 1 level construction and the main desire is to catch the views from the lake, in…
