Mexico City Architecture and Design

In Puebla, Mexico, two local architecture firms team up to create the Saint Peter House—a striking brick home with a unique, gabled-roof facade.

With handwoven tatami floors, rooftop onsen baths, and only 10 rooms, this Japanese-inspired hotel offers an unexpected place of zen in Mexico City.

Three companies donated materials to Merida-based Dosa Studio to help create the bright, airy family home Casa Palmas on a densely built-up site in Texcoco.

In the El Peñon Reserve, architects use concrete and upcycled trees to design Casa de la Roca, a striking Y-shaped home enveloped in nature.

In San Miguel de Allende, a retired couple uncover serenity in a calm, contemporary weekend retreat.

To the west of Mexico City, a striking retreat is nestled among a lush forest and an enchanting lake.

Mexico City is the creative haven du jour teeming with epicurean delights, stunning architecture, and a bustling arts scene.

In Morelos, Mexico, a sleek prefab is assembled in a backyard after being constructed entirely off-site.

South of Mexico City, MA House by Cadaval & Solà-Morales is a stone, concrete, and glass structure that captures mountain views.

Constructed out of brick, wood, and soil excavated from the site itself, these monolithic dwellings embody the connection between nature and the built environment.