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Category: Architecture, Commercial Tags: Esrawe Studio, Fluid form, Lattice screen, Mexico, Restaurant, Rojkind Arquitectos
Japanese Tori-Tori Restaurant in Mexico City by Mexico based architect firm Rojkind Arquitectos in collaboration with Esrawe Studio is now under construction. The building features the organic façade and landscape that become an extension of the restaurant to create a strong relationship between the inside and the outside. + Press release courtesy of Rojkind Arquitectos [...]
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Category: Architecture, Residential Tags: Balcony, Concrete, Garduño Arquitectos, Mexico, South American architecture
Mexico-based Garduño Arquitectos has designed the 24 units housing development project – Monte Elbruz Building, of not more than 6 levels (local regulation) in such the small site, located in Polanco, Mexico City. The linear courtyard is introduced in between two linear apartment blocks that playing an important rule to the project. + Project description [...]
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Category: Design, Furniture Tags: Ludens, Mexico
MUAC educational area – The Box Designed by Ludens – Ivan Hernandez Quintela As part of the new University Museum of Contemporary Art in Mexico City designed by Teodoro Gonzáles de León, Ludens was asked to design a structure that would respond to the numerous, broad and loosely defined activities that could take place within [...]
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Category: Interior Tags: Bar Lounge, Color architecture, Mexico, Pascal Arquitectos
Still remember our previous post of “NISHA” Bar-Lounge by Mexico city based architect Pascal Arquitectos? This time, Pascal Arquitectos has recently finished another new Nisha Bar Lounge located in Acapulco, Mexico. + Project description below provided by architect, Pascal Arquitectos BAR LOUNGE NISHA ACAPULCO This lounge bar, located in Acapulco, is an entertainment place dedicated [...]
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Category: Architecture, Culture Tags: BIG, Mexico, Museum, Rojkind Arquitectos
BIG architect has shared with us their winning New Tamayo Museum presentation panels. From the panels, you can see the plans, sections, elevations, diagrams, details, facade pattern and perspectives. For further information of the project, visit our previous post – New Tamayo Museum | BIG + Michel Rojkind. + Special thanks to Daria Pahhota
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Category: Architecture, Culture, Selected Tags: BIG, Competition, Features, Iconic architecture, Lattice screen, Mexico, Museum, Perforated, Rojkind Arquitectos, Skin, South American architecture
Copenhagen architects BIG and Mexico practice Michel Rojkind architect have won cultural competition in Mexico. The New Tamayo Museum will sit on steep hillside with large cross-shaped roof-top platform overlooking Mexico city. + Project description provided by architect, BIG New Tamayo Museum overlooking Mexico City – BIG and Michel Rojkind win cultural competition in Mexico. [...]
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Category: Architecture, Industry, Office Tags: Cladding, Color architecture, Mexico, Rojkind Arquitectos, South American architecture
Mexico based architect firm Rojkind Arquitectos has designed an industrial building for Nestlé which does not look like a factory, this new building is located on the outsides of Toluca, near Mexico City where to accommodate laboratories, offices, auditorium and tasting area. + Project description provided by architect, Rojkind Arquitectos Reyner Banham argues in his [...]
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Category: Architecture, House Tags: Architects Collective, Folding architecture, Mexico, Penthouse, Stair, Wolfgang Thaler
A penthouse design by Austrian architect Architects Collective in collaboration with Mexican at.103. The house appears like a new roof floating above the top of existing building. + Project description provided by architect, Architects Collective Origami in Mexico City In the heart of Mexico City lies the Condesa district created around what was once a [...]
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Category: Architecture, Installation, Selected Tags: Concrete, Creative design, HHF architects, Iconic architecture, Mexico, South American architecture, View point
Ruta del Peregrino Lookout Point, designed by Swiss architects HHF architects. + Text below provided by HHF architects Context and shape of the building Ruta Peregrino is a path that goes from Ameca to Talpa de Allende, in the State of Jalisco near Guadalajara, Mexico. During holy week, about 2 million people walk along this [...]
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Category: Architecture, House Tags: Courtyard architecture, Dellekamp Arquitectos, Glass, Mexico, South American architecture
This is another apartment project by Dellekamp Arquitectos, Project CB 30. This building has 3 apartments looking onto the street as well as a 2-story house in the back that looks into an interior patio. The public areas are contained in a single space looking out to the street or into the interior void.
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Category: Architecture, House, Residential, Selected Tags: Courtyard architecture, Dellekamp Arquitectos, Glass, Mexico, South American architecture, Timber
Project CB 29 by Dellekamp Arquitectos is an apartment building that containing three gardens for social interaction, the timber finished wall cuts in angle adding an additional feature to the elevation. In Mexico City, in a residential area called Polanco, this four story building contains three apartments organized in relation to three gardens. The street [...]
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