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Jasper Conran’s L’Hôtel Marrakech is a head-turner
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Ryo Kan is a ten-room Japanese-style inn, in one of Latin America’s largest cities
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Architects Directory 2020: Naso, Mexico
José Ignacio Vargas Mier y Terán, who founded this young practice in 2018, brings together experience at Ricardo Legoretta, Tatiana Bilbao, Max von Werz, Carlos Zedillo and FRAMA Copenhagen, as well as studies in Mexico and the UK. The Mexican architect’s approach is multidisciplinary and research-based. His breakthrough project, Casa Martha, is a concrete and earth block structure in rural Mexico, created to replace an existing one on site, which was damaged by the country’s 2017 earthquake. Occupied by an elderly couple and their adult children, the house was conceived as an easy-to-access, simple building that allows for intergenerational living. The project was part of an initiative led by Mexican organisation ReConstruir México. As well as practicing, Vargas Mier y Terán also teaches at the Universidad Iberoamericana in Mexico City.
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A Mexican restaurant in Cabos San Lucas by architect Arthur Casas
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A lavish new villa from the One & Only Palmilla contributes to the Los Cabos hotel boom
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Endemico Resguardo Silvestre — Valle de Guadalupe, Mexico
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A new Thompson hotel opens on the azure shores of Playa del Carmen
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Expendio Tradicion — Oaxaca, Mexico
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Escondido — Oaxaca, Mexico
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JW Marriott Hotels & Resorts gets a luxe new property in Los Cabos
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Oku Mexico City boasts minimal interiors and freshly prepared Japanese food
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An abandoned warehouse finds a new lease of life as an urban market and more
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The latest hotel from Grupo Habita is designed by Dimore Studio
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Marriott’s AC Hotels opens its first property in Mexico
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At Zona Maco Diseño, Mexico’s art of collaboration gets experimental
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Brutalist spaces are dressed with Mexican touches at Hotel Escondido
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Artist Gabriel Rico’s red snapper ceviche recipe
Snap up Gabriel Rico's gravity-defying fish out of water, as featured in our monthly Artist's Palate series, where we interpret recipes in homage to our favourite contemporary art
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Mexico's Casa El Pinar balances show-stopping looks with sustainable architecture
Casa El Pinar walks the tightrope between drama and sustainability, courtesy of Taller Paralelo
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Artist Stefan Brüggemann lights up the truth in Tijuana
Mexican artist Stefan Brüggemann meditates on the state of misinformation with a double-sided neon installation on the US/Mexico border
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A minimalist Mexican retreat offers escape through simplicity
A holiday home on the Pacific Mexican Coast by architecture studio Palma is designed as a simple and calming getaway for a retired couple
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Get a flavour of modernist Mexico City at this new showroom
Virtually tour VIDIVIXI’s new Mexico City showroom, and explore locally-made designs
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Minimalist twin retreats in Mexico showcase architects’ sense of place
Joining the Wallpaper* Architects' Directory 2021, Mexican studio Palma balances minimalist, contemporary architecture with a strong sense of place through its residential work. Here, we visit its twin house project, Jilotepec
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This minimalist urban retreat is Swiss Ambassador's Residence in Mexico City
Lausanne-based architects Fruehauf, Henry & Viladoms (FHV) and Mexico City studio Blancasmoran have redesigned the Swiss Ambassador’s Residence in Mexico City into a minimalist urban retreat
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Mexican home is perfectly adapted to an outdoor lifestyle
A family home in Tepejí del Río, designed by architect Romero de la Mora, is anchored in the landscape, pleasant climate and indoor/outdoor lifestyle of central Mexico
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Luis Barragán’s El Pedregal inspires contemporary home
Agua 210, a powerful residential design by Mexican architecture studio HEMAA, draws on its modernist context and the work of the country’s master architect Luis Barragán
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Pink concrete skatepark is a striking urban landmark in the Chihuahuan Desert
A team of architects, landscape designers, sociologists and urban planners came together to create La Duna, a fine example of skatepark architecture on the northern border of Mexico
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Gabriela Carrillo’s plans to shake the system
Mexican architect Gabriela Carrillo – tipped by compatriot Frida Escobedo as one of 25 creative leaders of the future for Wallpaper’s 25th Anniversary Issue – plots to change the system
