Nature creeps into this clean-lined, matte-black home by way of outdoor terraces and courtyards.

Two contrasting facades on this concrete abode in Querétaro City embrace the outdoors without compromising privacy.

Nestled in a forest in southern Mexico City, this home has an intimate relationship with nature and the outlying landscape.

Pérez Palacios Arquitectos Asociados centers a flexible residence around a lush interior courtyard.

Modular, adaptable, and cost-effective, this experimental home provides a model for progressive rural housing in Mexico.

An homage to Mexico’s untouched landscape, this elegant low-impact getaway sports a pared-back aesthetic.

A restored townhouse in Mexico City’s trendiest neighborhood anchors an eight-story apartment building to its surroundings.

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

From urban sanctuaries in the city center to weekend getaways in nearby Valle de Bravo, these homes are as diverse and innovative...

Layers of soil matching the landscape form the brutalist retreat in Todos Santos.

Designed by PPAA, the newly built five-bedroom home is equal parts rugged and refined—and it comes with a turnkey ADU.

Mexico City firm PPAA punched a large hole through its center for picture-perfect views of oak trees, boulders, and rolling hills.

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Located off paved roads, across a river, and up a mountain, Pablo Pérez Palacios’s cabin in the Mexican wilderness has a rooftop...