Taller Estilo Arquitectura is a Mérida-based architecture studio founded in 2004, driven by a shared vision to create spaces that respond to the cultural needs of the 21st century. The studio engages in both original design and the adaptive reuse of existing structures, treating architecture as a fusion of art and science—crafted not to impress, but to inhabit. Each project is conceived as a holistic environment that stimulates all five senses, offering an architecture that is deeply experiential rather than merely visual.
Operating within a Latin American context, the studio embraces local materials and resources—not for aesthetic trends, but for their authenticity, practicality, and inherent character. By refining the raw qualities of materials and revealing their expressive potential, Taller Estilo Arquitectura creates emotionally resonant spaces that are rooted in place and culture. Their work speaks to a sensibility that values texture, atmosphere, and sensory engagement, inviting users to see, touch, breathe, and truly experience architecture.
LOCATION: Merida, Mexico
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