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post updated 11 October 2021

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Architecture Developments in Mexico

We’ve selected what we feel are the key examples of Mexican Architecture Developments. We aim to include interesting design-led Mexican architecture projects.

We cover completed Mexican buildings, new building designs, architectural exhibitions and architecture competitions across Mexico. The focus is on contemporary Mexican buildings but information on traditional buildings is also welcome.

We have 5 pages of Mexican Architecture Designs with links to hundreds of individual project pages for specific buildings in México.

Mexican Architecture : news + key projects

Mexican Building Developments : A-C

Mexican Buildings : D-L

Mexican Architecture Developments : M-P (this page)

Mexican Building Designs : Q-Z

Mexico Architectural Developments – latest additions to this page, arranged chronologically:

Mini-Studio, Colonia Del Valle, Mexico City
Design: FRENTEarquitectura
Mini-Studio Mexico City
photo : Onnis Luque
Mexican Studio Building – 23 Apr 2012
Using trapezoidal shapes and with a careful control of perspective, vanishing points are emphasized, achieving a dynamic and fluid space that awakens imagination while stimulating creativity. This building, limited to only 27sqm of footprint, is nested in a small gap originally occupied by a storage-room (between 3 existing constructions), in the backyard of a middle-class house in Mexico City.

Nestlé Application Group, Queretaro
Design: Michel Rojkind Arquitectos
Nestlé Application Group Queretaro Mexican Architecture Developments
photo © Paúl Rivera/archphoto.com
Nestlé Building Queretaro
A pair of factory additions for the Nestlé Company. The first commission consists of a vestibule for one of its chocolate factories in the outskirts of Toluca, near Mexico City; it is a structure of sloped plains attached to the existing factory that will serve as the central core for a future museum. The second commission located in Queretaro’s industrial zone, is a laboratory for development of new products, packaging center and a satellite office for its product technology center located in Maryville which focuses on the development of new drinking products.

New Tamayo Museum
Design: BIG + Rojkind Arquitectos
New Tamayo Museum Mexican Architecture Developments
picture : Glessner Group
New Tamayo Museum building
Set upon a steep hillside in Atizapan on the outskirts of Mexico’s largest metropolis will soon sit the New Tamayo Museum which will serve as a nucleus of education and culture, locally, regionally, and internationally. Named after the Oaxacan born artist Rufino Tamayo (1899-1991) The very strong and symbolic shape of the cross is a direct interpretation of the client’s preliminary program studies that defined the museums optimal functionality.

Recent Mexican Architecture Developments

Selection of Mexican Architecture Developments, alphabetical:

Maralta Apartments, Marina Ixtapa
Design: Jorge Hernández De La Garza
Maralta Apartments México
image from architect
Maralta Apartments
Maralta is located in the marian zone of Ixtapa Zihuatanejo and responds to the topographical incline with five platforms that respect and integrate the curved form of the site in order to position the twenty eight departments. The apartments will consist of two or three bedrooms, a living room, dining room and a private terrace with a view of the marina and the Pacific Ocean.

Mexico City Tower – Design
Mexican Architecture Competition
Barrio de Los Paracaidistas Mexican Architecture Developments
image from architect
Mexican City Tower
The Architecture within the tower is built over time, creating a dynamic composition of Mexico’s cultures. Furthermore, the proposed tower allows sub-public and private spaces to evolve naturally, creating complex urban spaces similar to those of historic Mexico.

Mikve Rajel, Lomas de Tecamachalco
Design: Pascal Arquitectos
Mikve Rajel México
photograph : Víctor Benítez
Mikve Rajel
The Mikve is the ritual bath of purification in the Jewish religion. It is possible diving in fresh spring water, or in a place specially dedicated to it, fed by rainwater that must be collected, stored and communicated to the vessel that is called a Mikve.

M.N.ROY Club, Mexico City
Chic By Accident
M.N.ROY Club Mexico City
photo : Ramiro Chaves
M.N.ROY Club

Mourning House, Mexico City
Pascal Arquitectos
Mexican House
photo : Víctor Benítez
Mourning House Mexico City

Museo del Acero, Monterrey
Grimshaw Architects
Museum of Steel Monterrey
image from Grimshaw
Museo del Acero building

Museum – Memory + Tolerance, Mexico City
Arditti + RDT Architects
Museum of Memory and Tolerance Mexico
photo : Arq. Arturo Arditti
Museum of Memory and Tolerance Mexico

Nativity Church Competition, Culiacan
Pascal Arquitectos
Nativity Church Competition Mexican Architecture Developments
image from architect
Nativity Church Culiacan

Nisha Bar-Lounge, Mexico City
Pascal Arquitectos
Mexico City Bar
photograph : Jaime Navarro
Mexico City Bar

Nisha Bar-Lounge Acapulco, Mexico
Pascal Arquitectos
Mexico City Bar
photograph : Sófocles Hernández
Nisha Bar-Lounge Acapulco

OCA restaurant, Mexico City
Entasis Arquitectos
OCA restaurant Mexico
photograph : Jaime Navarro
OCA restaurant

Oficinas Ogilvy, México City
BIOMAH + SerranoMonjaraz Arquitectos
Oficinas Ogilvy Mexican Architecture Developments
photograph from architects
Oficinas Ogilvy

Origami Building, Cuernavaca
REC Arquitectura Y Construccion
Origami Building
picture from architect
Origami Building

Pabellón Cultural de la República
SerranoMonjaraz Arquitectos
Pabellón Cultural de la República Los Cabos Baja California Sur México
photograph : Juan Pablo Serrano O.
Pabellón Cultural de la República

Pabellon en el Bosque, Valle de Bravo
Parque Humano
Pabellon en el Bosque Mexican Architecture Developments
photo : Paul Rivera, ArchPhoto
Pabellon en el Bosque

Paseo Acoxpa, south of México City
Grupo Arquitech
Paseo Acoxpa Mexican Architecture Developments
image from architect
Mexican Retail Building

Pedregal Shopping Center Mexico City
Pascal Arquitectos
Mexico City Shopping Center
image from Pascal Arquitectos
Mexican Shopping Center

Petatglass, Cuernavaca, central México
REC Arquitectura Y Construccion
Petatglass Building
picture from architect
Cuernavaca Building

Plaza Residences, Mexico City
Migdal Arquitectos
Plaza Residences Mexico City
photo from architect
Plaza Residences

Puerta Alameda, Mexico City
SerranoMonjaraz Arquitectos
Puerta Alameda México
photograph : Pedro Hiriart
Puerta Alameda

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Mexican Office Buildings

Location: Mexico, North America

Architecture in Mexico

Mexico Architecture Designs – chronological list

Mexico City Buildings

Mexico Architecture Tours

Full List of Mexico Buildings

New Houses

Mexican Architecture Exhibition : Enrique Norten
Enrique Norten design Mexican Architecture Developments
picture from architects

Rojkind arquitectos – Mexican Architect

Mexican Landscape Architecture Competition
Mexican Architecture Competition : CHICHEN ITZA 2008

Buildings / photos for the Mexican Architecture Developments page welcome

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