Built in 1970, Barrancas House has a new life through the restoration and renovation completed by Ezequiel Farca + Cristina Grappin. The house is located in Mexico City and has an area of 7750 sq ft. The architect’s description: Restoration and renovation of a 1970’s home in Mexico City. The original home was unattractive; however, Farca saw […]
Project: Old Building Converted into a Family Home Architects: LABor Studio Location: Chihuahua, Chihuahua, Mexico Architect In Charge: Rodrigo Seáñez Quevedo Area: 300.0 m2 Year: 2014 Photographs: Rafael Gamo This house is located in the historic center of Chihuahua City, in north-central Mexico. This district displays a deteriorated urban fabric due to the demolition of
DL Apartment, a distinguished project by Kababie Arquitectos in Interlomas, Mexico City, exemplifies the firm’s approach of “back to basis.” Led by the visionary young Mexican architect Elias Kababie Kamhagi, the firm crafts spaces that blend technology, current trends, and global influences without creative boundaries.
Brisas House can be found in Monterrey, Mexico, and it is a project developed under Garza Camisay Arquitectos, on a surface of almost 1900 square feet. The main focus of the project was to serve, in parallel, as a work and living space. The challenge for the architects was to make do with a surface
The Cave is an architectural project realized by the Mexican design studio Greenfield from Monterrey within the natural reservation “Pilares”. Part of the National Park “Maderas del Carmen”, the reservation lies on a area of 40,000 hectares and it is dedicated to preserving endangered species. The Cave House is built in the traditional note with
Ibis Style Mexico Zona Rosa hotel is located in Mexico City, being the first hotel of the Style category from Mexico, which belongs to the Accor hotel chain. The project made by Trazo Entredos Arquitectos has required interior works, including works of conceptualization, development and completion both in the area of rooms and also in
Built in 1910 in Toluca, Mexico, this building has originally housed the city’s first market, under the name of „September 16″ market. The building was designed by engineer Manuel Arrate in Art Nouveau style; spreading on an area of a half hectare and two thirds of the superior part and roof are made of metal
PL2 House is the private residence of a young businessman, located in Merida, Yucatan, Mexico, designed and projected by Seijo Peon Arquitectos y Asociados. The owner wanted a modern home, for a single person, built on one level, with a nonconventional architecture and which to maximize the relationship with surrounding environment.
