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Nomadic design gallery Masa launches in Mexico City
Inside an abandoned 1970s home in Paseo de las Palmas, a new design, art and architecture platform opens with an exhibition inspired by Mexico’s creative roots
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Frida Escobedo on variety, diversity and female creativity in architecture
International Women’s Day 2022 and Women’s History Month: Mexican architect Frida Escobedo on variety, risk and freedom in her work, and her female future champions
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Blown glass and graffiti: San Miguel de Allende’s bold retail outpost
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Azulik Uh May brings sustainability and art together under one eco-conscious roof
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Modern hydroponics meet contemporary architecture in this new office in Mexico
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Javier Sanchez gets moody with lighting at Umbral, Mexico City
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Grupo Casa Pueblo has unveiled its sophomore property on a sunny strip of Tulum’s Beach Road
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Lagalá adds a dose of colour to Mexico's ‘White City’
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How a Mexican movie mogul is revitalizing his home town through design
Mexico travel facts: Morelia, Michoacán is becoming a cultural and culinary hub
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César’s palace: restoring Luis Barragán’s Casa Prieto-Lopez
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Daniel Orozco Estudio’s new furniture draws on organic themes
Mexico-based Daniel Orozco Estudio unveils 20-piece collection, ‘The Original’, featuring furniture and lighting created in collaboration with craftspeople and creatives
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Can good housing be accessible to all?
According to Mexican architect Fernanda Canales, low-income social housing should follow the same design principles as private residences, with only budget setting the two apart. She embraces the challenge and reaps the reward of creating homes with light, air and space for everyone
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Colville partners with Mexico’s Chiapas ‘telar de cintura’ weavers
When the global pandemic impacted the livelihoods of several communities of Mexican weavers, British brand Colville connected with them to reignite the disrupted traditional craft of telar de cintura weaving
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Venice Architecture Biennale 2023 curator Lesley Lokko on decolonisation, decarbonisation and diversity
The Ghanaian-Scottish architect, who will curate the 2023 Venice Architecture Biennale, sets out to tackle global issues through her new school in Accra
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This Mérida house is designed to be taken over by nature
Casa Akúun by Arkham Projects balances the heaviness of concrete with the richness of nature in an expansive plot in Mexico
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An architect’s home in Mexico City melds strong geometry with a warm interior
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Parque Vía House unites modern design and leafy surrounds in Mexico City
Parque Vía House by Soler Orozco Arquitectos (SOA) invites you into a verdant corner of Mexico City’s Paseo de la Reforma
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Mexico City art hub JO-HS opens inside a modernist icon
New exhibition space and creative hub JO-HS opens inside a striking example of modernist Mexico City architecture by Carlos Herrera
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This Mexican bakery is a haven for indulgent pastries and playful design
Costra is a newly redesigned Mexico City bakery that will satisfy your taste for sweet treats and lively design
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Mérida house’s low profile reveals high design ambition in Yucatán
This Mérida house – Casa Kem – by Gantous Arquitectos keeps a low profile within the Yucatán Country Club
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Method making: Wilfredo Prieto embodies every aspect of Kurimanzutto
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Luteca revives the furniture designs of Mexican modernist Michael van Beuren
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Cuba rising: Los Carpinteros air political views in Mexico City
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Domus Peepem offers sustainable, minimalist Mexican housing in Cancún
Kiltro Polaris, Wewi Studio and JC Arquitectura collaborate on a new minimalist housing project in Cancún, Mexico
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What to see at Mexico City Art Week 2018
Every February, the creative community descends on Mexico City for a week of art and design fairs, pop-up shows, gallery openings, and tequila-fuelled parties. And there’s even more reason to celebrate this year, after Mexico City deservedly scooped Best City in our annual Design Awards. Here’s what not to miss at this year’s Mexico City Art Week...
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Mexico City home draws on its city's rich midcentury modern legacy
Ventana House in Mexico City is the home and workspace of architect José Juan Rivera Rio of JJRR/Arquitectura
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Luis Barragán’s Mexico City home sets the scene for an intimate art exhibition
Curator Elena Filipovic has temporarily replaced the revered architect’s personal art collection with contemporary proxies that allude to the originals
