Onnis Luque is a Mexico City–based architectural photographer whose training in architecture deeply informs his visual work. His imagery is defined by a careful interplay of light, form, and atmosphere, presenting buildings and spaces with a poetic yet precise sensibility.
Collaborating with architects across Mexico and Latin America, Onnis documents residential, cultural, and public projects. His work is regularly published on platforms such as ArchDaily and Divisare.
LOCATION: Mexico City, Mexico
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Casa Oruç by Saavedra Arquitectos is a 220 sqm country house located in the early mountains of Mineral del Monte, Hidalgo, Mexico. Designed for Lore, Carlos, their two children, and their dog Oruç, the project responds to…
Las Rocas Houses is a complex of four residences situated in the northern part of Valle de Bravo, known as La Peña. This elevated terrain, rich in rock formations and endemic vegetation, serves as the foundation for…
Nestled in the Sian Ka’an Biosphere Reserve, a UNESCO protected area, Bautista House blends luxury and sustainability. This private villa, facing the Caribbean Sea, offers a peaceful retreat where nature and modern design coexist.
Architectural design in a single gallery. Family home developed across a whole story in a former industrial lab building, under the loft typology. The residence had a mezzanine added in, taking advantage of the ceiling heights to…
The protagonist of the project is an 80-year-old “Pich” tree. The Tree House is design around the tree, through the use of an “L” scheme, geometrizing the land, an opening gesture is achieved towards the tree.
