Discover residential architecture from Mexico published on HomeWorldDesign, featuring contemporary villas, coastal retreats, and urban homes that blend bold design with the country’s rich cultural heritage.
Experience the beauty of Casa Tate, a unique architectural marvel in Puerto Escondido, Mexico. Designed by MATERIA, this house prioritizes outdoor spaces and offers a distinctive sense of place.
The JIMA house, nestled in the verdant suburb of Jurica in Querétaro, designed by Legorreta Arquitectos, epitomizes a modern retreat that integrates seamlessly with its lush surroundings. Initially established in the 1960s with a rural intention, Jurica…
Juan Cano House is a residential project in Mexico City with a townhouse typology, which has gained strength within the city’s context to address the demands of population growth.
Sunset Home creates a new ecosystem of living spaces with subtle transitions from entertainment to family living environments, each with an expansive connection between these interior spaces and the outdoors.
Casa Uno is a project that pursues the architecture of silence, seeking to hide most of the building within an existing topography to achieve greater energy efficiency and reduce its visual impact.
Located in the city of Merida Yucatan, Casa Paraiso Azul aims to bring a new perspective to the space through the integration of exterior elements into the interior space and provide a contemporary Mexican architectural character.
Casa Mateo is located in one of the highest points of the Punta Garrobo development in Zihuatanejo. The east and west views towards the Pacific Ocean and the cliffs within the jungle landscape
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.
Housing Interlomas is a student-oriented residencial project on the east side of the Estado de México, which proposes an architecture that brings together life and studying in community,
