This ring‑shaped weekend retreat by Fernanda Canales Arquitectura west of Mexico City provides shelter from – and views towards – the landscape

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Suleman Anaya

JSa’s new workspace in the cooling facility of an old brewery in Mexico City makes a commitment to education and the environment

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Suleman Anaya

A sheltered hall and public park on a quay in the Mexican town of San Blas has been embraced by its community

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Suleman Anaya

In Los Cabos, Taller Héctor Barroso composes a subdued sports venue out of horizontal lines, negative space and rammed earth

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Suleman Anaya

Successive waves of renovation and growing interest for the work of Juan O’Gorman are contributing to the renewed relevance of the Mexican painters’ twin houses

The post Revisit: Casa Estudio Diego Rivera y Frida Kahlo in Mexico City, Mexico by Juan O’Gorman appeared first on The Architectural Review.
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The pro bono home in Ocuilan by Fernanda Canales Arquitectura for earthquake victim Eva Gomez shows the limits of reconstruction efforts

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The revitalisation of play spaces in Mexico spearheaded by Infonavit provides arenas to enrapture and endure, enhancing low-cost housing

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Suleman Anaya

Set in irenic, lush landscape, this weekend retreat in Valle de Bravo by Manuel Cervantes Estudio is a feast for the senses

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