Casa Luis BarraganGeneral Francisco Ramírez 12-14 Colonia Ampliación Daniel Garza México, D.F. 11840 casaluisbarragan.org Luis Barragan built his house in 1948 and lived there until his passing in 1988. It's currently a UNESCO World Heritage site, the only personal property in Latin America that has achieved such a distinction. Considered a masterpiece in the development of the modern movement, the house is faithfully preserved just as Barragan lived there. It's among the most-visited works of modern architecture in Mexico City. Photo by: Alejandro Chavetta Photo 1 of 10 in Architects' House Museums by Diana Budds

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Casa Luis BarraganGeneral Francisco Ramírez 12-14

Colonia Ampliación Daniel Garza México, D.F. 11840

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Luis Barragan built his house in 1948 and lived there until his passing in 1988. It's currently a UNESCO World Heritage site, the only personal property in Latin America that has achieved such a distinction. Considered a masterpiece in the development of the modern movement, the house is faithfully preserved just as Barragan lived there. It's among the most-visited works of modern architecture in Mexico City. Photo by: Alejandro Chavetta