Casa en los Cocos / Ludwig Godefroy Architecture
Casa en los Cocos is located in the south of the historic center of Mérida – Yucatán, in Mexico. The design of the project comes from the proportion of the land itself, 70mts long x 8mts wide.
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.
Brass Restaurant / Nyra Troyce
The design concept for Brass restaurant draws inspiration from the rich heritage of the Garza family’s four generations of ranching and livestock expertise.
Simbiosis Residence / Luciano Gerbilsky Arquitectos
Luciano Gerbilsky Arquitectos proudly unveil SIMBIOSIS Residence, located in Valle de Bravo, Mexico. The residential project was developed on a 1,000m² plot of land on a cliff rising 40 meters above Valle de Bravo Lake.
XOMA Hotel, Mexico City / BA Collective
XOMA is a seven story, 52,000 square foot hotel designed to immerse guests in the experience of living locally in Mexico City’s historic Roma Norte neighborhood.
TOME House / mxTAD Taller de Arquitectura & Diseño
TOME house does not respond to the archetype of common housing. Its irregular shaped terrain, spatial program and distribution combine to create a unique project,
Sunset Home, Northwest Mexico / RIOS
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 / CLACLÁ Taller de Arquitectura
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.
Casa Paraíso Azul / Taller Estilo Arquitectura
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.
Monman Café / LM Arkylab
An introverted space on the ground floor, seeking an intimate relationship with a private garden, generating a wrapped micro-environment of relaxation