House in El Torón / Ignacio Urquiza Arquitectos
The House in El Torón is the first to be designed within this reserve, and its conception emerged from two premises that enabled us to question and rethink the idea of a house on the coast.
Mexico
Mexico’s design culture is vibrant, layered, and full of energy. Discover homes, renovations, and interiors published on HomeWorldDesign that reflect the country’s architectural richness and color.
A Swim School and Four Duplex Apartments by Soler Orozco Arquitectos
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.
Shoemaker House by Jaime Juárez R. Arquitecto
Located in San Miguel de Allende (Mexico), Shoemaker House is a vacation home built on top of a pronounced semi-arid slope; this last element served as the basis for the creative development of the project and helps…
GP House, Yucatán / OWN+ Felipe Caboclo Arquitetura
Located in the Yucatán Country Club Golf Club on the Yucatán peninsula, the GP House was born from a collaboration between friendly firms which have a very similar way of projecting.
El Nido House / Taller Estilo Arquitectura
El Nido House is built on a lot of 4.70 x 26.00 meters as a response to the needs of the users to have a space where experiences and ideas are generated, weaving together a pre-existing building…
Casa L&J by Alvaro Moragrega Arquitecto
Alvaro Moragrega, a renowned Guadalajara-based architect, is proud to unveil Casa L&J, a residential project adjacent to a golf course in Zapopan, Mexico.
Rocco Cantabria / ARQMOV Workshop
The project is located in Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, Mexico. It is a city that borders Texas, United States; and therefore has characteristics typical of a border city.
Casa Rancho Avándaro / Chain + Siman
In the environs of Valle de Bravo, Casa Rancho Avándaro is a weekend retreat designed primarily to make the most of its extensive natural surroundings.
Casa DiDox / Magaldi Studio
On the hillside of the Magical Town of Valle de Bravo, a restful enclave popular among city dwellers only a 140km drive from Mexico City, we can find Casa DiDox.