Mexican Office Buildings: Mexico
Mexican office buildings – best new commercial designs in Mexico, images of Mexican commercial architecture + architects – interesting contemporary offices in Mexico: new building design.
NIU Coliving in the Narvarte Neighborhood, Mexico
Designed by CRAFT Arquitectos, NIU Coliving evokes the creation of community within the space where one lives. This 4-level building with 54 housing cells is not a traditional residential project.
Green Grass Condesa Restaurant, Mexico City
Designed by Taller David Dana, Green Grass Condesa Restaurant in Condesa, project consists of on the remodel of a two-level restaurant whose main objective was to redefine the image of the place and re-organize the existing architectural program.
River House in Valle de Bravo, México
Designed by Luciano Gerbilsky Arquitectos, River House is located in a wooded area of Valle de Bravo. This project is composed of two spaces, one private and one open divided by a river that surrounds the entire house.
Hogsons Smoke House in Mérida, Yucatán
During the first designing meetings on the site, for Hogsons Smoke House in Mérida, Yucatán, R79 taller de arquitecturadeclared a guiding principle: Celebrate Green.
Antigua High-Rise Apartment Interior in Mexico City
Antigua High-Rise Apartment is a home that exceeds its limitations as mere frame. Architect Alejandro de la Vega Zulueta was commissioned to apply his attention to detail to the interior of this project.
Quinta Everest in Nuevo León, Mexico Pavilion
Deruiz Arquitectos’ intention with the design was to create an environment for social and family experience in a pleasant open area where recreational activities can be performed and enjoyed too.
Quintana Apartment in Cuajimalpa de Morelos
Taller David Dana recently concluded the residential Quintana Apartment project. Organizing the spaces in the moderate Quintana Apartment gave perspectives from its entrance through to the open-plan living areas.
Vineyard and Hotel El Pedregal, Mexico
Designed by ASP Arquitectura Sergio Portillo, Vineyard and Hotel El Pedregal is divided into private estates of 6,000 to 8,000 sqm, as well as 87 hectares of vineyards and buildings destined for visitors recreation and relaxation.
Citica Mixed-Use Building Development Monterrey
Designed by Miró Rivera Architects and Ibarra Aragón Arquitectura Citica is a mixed-use retail and leisure development created on an abandoned site in the centre of Monterrey, Mexico.
Puerta la Victoria: Lifestyle Center Queretaro Mexico
Puerta la Victoria: Lifestyle Center building design by ARCHETONIC in one of the most important avenues in the city of Querétaro, Mexico and is an integral part of Latitud Victoria mixed-use complex.
Pedegal House in Mérida, Yucatán: México Home
The succession of blind volumes on the exterior of Pedegal House in Mérida is faithful to R79 taller de arquitectura’s position of “not showing” and enabling the complete understanding and enjoyment of space.
H12 Apartment House in México City, 1940s Home
C2D’s main challenge for the H12 Apartment project was to bring back this building to life through not only restoration but also redistributing the original layout.
Zacatitos 03 House Baja California Sur, Mexico
Designed by Campos Studio The Zacatitos 03 project is the third of a series of desert dwelling prototypes that comprise an ongoing body of research into off-grid living in a relatively extreme climate.
Punta Caracol Set in Acapulco: Pool House Mexico
Designed by Aflo+ The Punta Caracol Set is located in among a high infrastructure and tourist area, this concentrates potential to develop a mixed multi and single-family product.
Un Cuarto Más, Temixco, Morelos Housing
Designed by TANAT (previously ANTNA), Un Cuarto Más is a housing expansion prototype that adds a 16 sqm room on the roof of a one bedroom social housing complex.
Cabo House in San José del Cabo, México Refuge
Designed by Dellekamp Arquitectos, Casa Cabo is a villa resting on platforms made with the same earth of the surroundings that decline gently with the slope of the land.
Jilo Bungalow Jilotepec, Mexico
Designed by architect Paul Cremouxres, Jilo Bungalow is located two hours drive north from Mexico City in Jilotepec. The property was designed to relax from the stressing city life.
