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Avenida Central Building

Avenida Central Building

A four-storey building in Mexico makes extensive use of glass blocks

Luxury at no cost: a project by PPAA in Mexico

Optical illusions: a rammed-earth bed & breakfast floats over the Mexican countryside

Mexico City house is designed as an open system

Gabled holiday house stretches out towards golf course gardens

Holiday house unfolds over a wooded slope as a village

Metal grid combines domestic environments and gardens

Stone boxes rise into a forest canopy on a sculpted concrete base

Bare walls disguise completed house in Oaxaca

Collective labour and local materials give shape to a school in Mexico

Mexico City pavilion: a delicate balance between land and water

Mexico. A house retrieving the tradition of rammed earth

Mexico. An introverted house designed around two patios

Enorme Studio. A colorful canopy inspired by Mexican popular culture

Mexico. Casa Quince is a solid yet porous volume

Michoacán. A factory enclosed in glass blocks

Between art and architecture – Torres de Satélite, 1958

Mexico. A wooden and volcanic rock community housing

Designing a tailor-made single family house in the real-estate boom of Puebla

Méxtropoli 2018. A pavilion to support reconstruction

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