by Jerry Elengical Nov 22, 2021
Designed as a ceremonial space and resort in Oaxaca, Mexico, for artisanal mezcal brand Mezcal El Silencio, the complex is a sensory feast dedicated to the appreciation of mezcal.
by Jincy Iype Nov 01, 2021
Meditative and contemporary, the concrete stillness of The Hill in Front of the Glen House preserves the lush landscape of the hillock it resides under, in Morelia, Mexico.
by Jincy Iype Oct 04, 2021
Celebrating its waterfront setting in México, Espacio 18’s La Casa del Sapo embraces its rough yet refined design defined by concrete, terracotta tiles and timber accents.
by Jincy Iype Jul 24, 2021
3ME Arquitectura draws from the Mexican agrarian countryside including haciendas, silos, and convents to build Módulo de Riego, an agricultural complex outlined by clear geometry.
by Vladimir Belogolovsky Jul 08, 2021
Vladimir Belogolovsky visits an architectural exhibition on the work of Francisco Gonzalez-Pulido at the Museo Metropolitano in Monterrey, Mexico.
by Jincy Iype Apr 07, 2021
Located in Mexico, Casa Bugambilias perfects the simple living narrative in its airy interiors and stacked concrete volumes, responding to its climatic and social context.
by Anmol Ahuja Mar 19, 2021
Construed as a “blind date” between the speakers, and between art and architecture by extension, STIR facilitates a confluence between creatives searching for stillness.
by STIRworld Mar 15, 2021
The Mexican home with a promenade for an entrance references the haciendas of Yucatan, its concrete architecture with varying heights establishing rich encounters with nature.
by Anmol Ahuja Mar 09, 2021
Located in the surf village of Troncones in Guerrero, Mexico, the villas of Punta Majahua eye tranquil luxury for their guests with an organic and fluid architectural style.
by STIRworld Jan 11, 2021
Textured white walls with green accents define Casa Canela in Mexico by Workshop: Design + Construction, who retained few elements of the pre-existing colonial structure.
by Jincy Iype Nov 22, 2019
STIR pays homage to Luis Barragán, the late Modernist whose oeuvre consisted of boxy, colourful buildings which blended effortlessly into the Mexican landscape.
by Jincy Iype Nov 15, 2019
The Luum Temple by Mexican studio, in the jungles of Tulum, merges vernacular architecture with parametric design, offering a space for meditation and workshops.
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