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Quimica Delta Corp Offices, Mexico State
The Central de Arquitectura designed Química Delta Corporation offices building is located inside a chemical distribution center. The building is placed over a site next to an existing pond. Without the possibility to modify or replace the volumetric dimensions of the existing building, it responds to its own needs and the extreme temperature of the site
Shakespeare 44 Residence Mexico City
Located in Mexico city, designed by Central de Arquitectra, the concept of the project was the idea of openings and surrounding condition. This building holds of a corner of the city through two glass and concrete volumes, which relate to the exterior urban life.
RP206 Residence Queretaro, Mexico home
Designed by 1i, RP206 aims to offer an alternative to the suburban housing model that has been evolving in Querétaro, Mexico, over the past few decades.
Kali Mexican Coffee Roasters, San Pedro Garza García
Designed by Concentrico Architects, Kali Mexican Coffee Roasters, Mexico. The coffee bar is positioned where every client can see it, forming the heart of this open and industrial-like design
Quinta Montes Molina Cultural Center, Mérida Mexico
The Materia + Gustavo Carmona designed QMM Cultural Center forms part of the original Quinta Montes Molina premises and property, located in Merida, Yucatan, Mexico
Lampuga Restaurant Renovation, Mexico City
Cuaik CDS’ design of the Lampuga restaurant in Mexico City began with the renovation of an old house located in Polanco. Various elements related to tides, waves, and fishing were sought to be translated into fresh and cozy spaces.
Josafat Zalapa Restaurant, Mexico
FMA. introduces Josafat Zalapa Restaurant in Morelia, Mexico, a culinary haven harmoniously melding the culinary heritage of Mexican culture with Oriental influences
Costa Corasol Apartments, Playa del Carmen, Mexico
Designed by Cuaik CDS, Costa Corasol is a residential complex located in Playa del Carmen, Mexico overlooking the Caribbean.
The National Biodiversity Pavilion, Mexico City
Designed by Fernanda Ahumada + FREE, the National Biodiversity Pavilion is a new space for UNAM, located in the cultural corridor of Ciudad Universitaria in Mexico City.
Oliva House, Atizapán de Zaragoza, Mexico State
Oliva is a residential project designed by ZDA, located in Atizapán de Zaragoza, State of Mexico. The design process for this development was premised on respect for its location, preserving each of the existing elements and designing around them. The house is an integral part of its context, it seems to be born from the earth
Los Jales House, Jalisco, México Property
The Los Jales House is located in Zapopan, near the city of Guadalajara, Mexico. It is a project Ezequiel Farca did for a family with 3 children, who really enjoy being with family and friends. This project is defined as a social house, a house to be enjoyed from the inside out
Symbiosis Residence, Valle de Bravo, Mexico home
Luciano Gerbilsky Arquitectos proudly unveil Symbiosis Residence . The residential project was developed on a 1,000 sqm plot of land on a cliff rising 40 meters above Valle de Bravo Lake, Mexico. The project was conceived as a true interaction between nature and the residence, thus given the name “Symbiosis”