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Mexican Houses: Properties Designs

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post updated 5 February 2026

Mexican Architectural Designs – chronological list

Mexican Houses News in 2026, chronological:

5 February 2026
House 720 Degrees Valle de Bravo, Baja California Sur
Architects: MEDEZA

photo : Cesar Belio

21 January 2026
House 720 Degrees Valle de Bravo
Architects: Fernanda Canales

photos : Rafael Gamo, Camila Cossio

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Mexican Property News in 2025

19 October 2025
Casa San Francisco, San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato
Architect: Jorge Garibay Architects

photo : Cesar Belio

23 September 2025
Casa Tao, Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, México property
Design: HW Studio

photo © Hugo Tirso Domínguez

6 August 2025
The Hill in Front of the Glen, Michoacán
Architects: HW STUDIO

photo © Cesar Bejar
The architecture is like an accent on the words of a poem, like a comma or a question mark, but never the actual poem itself. The poem is already written by the pines, the oaks, the sweet acacia, the fireflies, the road, the fence, the neighbor’s water well, the earth, the orchard, and the nightingale.

28 July 2025
Hacienda Wabi, Tulum, Quintana Roo apartments
Architects: RA!

span class=”imagecredit”>photograph : Ariadna Polo

7 July 2025
Casa Ambar, Cabo San Lucas, Baja California Sur
Design: Centerbrook Architects

photo : Peter Aaron
This new house at the tip of the Baja Peninsula in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, sits atop a rugged mountain that overlooks the city and the Pacific Ocean.

5 July 2025
Vistalcielo House, Centro Histórico, Mérida, Yucatán
Architects: Veinte Diezz Arquitectos

photo : Manolo R. Solís
Vistalcielo is a 155 sqm architectural renovation completed by Veinte Diezz Arquitectos in 2024 in the historic center of Mérida, Yucatán.

23 February 2025
San Simón House, Valle De Bravo, Mexico City
Design: Vasconcelos Arquitectura

photography : Fabian Martinez, Camila Cossio

2 February 2025
Casa Suna, La Ribera, Baja California Sur
Design: YDR estudio

photo : Luz Imelda Castillo
Casa Suna, designed by YDR Estudio, is a breathtaking vacation retreat nestled between the serene beach and the rugged mountains of La Ribera, B.C.S., Mexico. This 700-square-meter residence blends contemporary sophistication with the natural landscape, offering an unparalleled experience of luxury, tranquility, and seamless indoor-outdoor living. Maintaining this level of pristine beauty, especially in properties with expansive outdoor areas, is made effortless with smart maintenance tools like Pozie, ensuring that the pool remains a crystal-clear centerpiece of the home’s design. Additionally, local insulation installers ensure the home’s energy efficiency and comfort, enhancing its sustainable design.

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Mexican Houses News 2024

Mexican Houses News in 2024, chronological:

15 November 2024
Brutalist House, Mexico City property
Design: Arroyo Solís Agraz

photo : Jaime Navarro
This stone-set Brutalist House exemplifies a harmonious blend of architectural innovation and the natural environment, showcasing the bold use of concrete in a brutalist style while fully embracing the topography and subdivision regulations of its site. The design process overcame significant challenges, including reconciling the terrain’s natural contours with strict urban planning rules.

7 November 2024
Casa Aguilar Queretaro
Design: Taller Segovia Molina

photo : Diego Vázquez Mellado

27 October 2024
Casa Emma in Morelia, Michoacán
Design: HW Studio

photo : Cesar Béjar
The prinicipals of HW Studio had heard a lot about the Paula Rego Museum, designed by Eduardo Souto de Moura, and had the opportunity to visit it a few years ago. Upon entering the museum, they were immediately moved.

20 August 2024
Casa Ohana, Oaxaca, Mexico property
Architects: VERTEBRAL

photo : Cesar Belio
Immersed inside the low jungle of Puerto Escondido, between Nim trees, Casa OHANA finds its footprint to settle. A sinuous path unfolds through dense, tall vegetation, interrupted by a monolithic planting of Mesquite and Plumbago.

18 April 2024
Shi House, Morelia, Mexico
Design: HW Studio

image : Cesar Béjar
HW Studio presents Shi House, sitting patiently on the slope of a ravine, awaiting each day for the sun to set behind the mountain.

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e-architect selected what we feel are the key examples of Mexican Houses, with a focus on innovation and strong design quality.

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Mexican Houses in 2023

Key Recent Mexico Residential Property Designs in 2023, chronological:

5 October 2023
Shakespeare 44 Residence, Mexico City
Design: Central de Arquitectura

photo : Luis Gordoa
The concept of this project is the idea of openings and surrounding condition. This building holds of a corner of the city through two glass and concrete volumes, which relate to the exterior urban life through balconies that are highlighted in suspended steel boxes that face both streets.

20 September 2023
RP206 Residence, Queretaro
Design: 1i

photo : Ariadna Polo
This modern Mexican property design aims to offer an alternative to the suburban housing model that has been evolving in Querétaro over the past few decades. The project advocates for increased density and designates the ground floor for commercial use, fostering a more walkable urban environment.

24 August 2023
Ederlezi House, San Pedro Garza, City of Monterrey, Nuevo León, Ciudad de México
Design: Práctica Arquitectura

photo © Apertura Arquitectónica
The 360° views of hills, mountains, and ridges connect the user with the horizon from the terrace at the top of the house. The interior is distinct, with robust reddish atmospheres, patios, and landscaped spaces that invite a calmer, more intimate, and unplugged life.

12 July 2023
Casa Madre Mexico City
Design: Taller David Dana

photo © César Belio
Located in a quiet but urban area in Mexico city’s west limits, Casa Madre is a single-family residence that carves the sloping terrain with staggered concrete volumes. The project emerges from the site and is surrounded by local trees and neighbor’s constructions, creating a light contrast between the greenery and the gray palette from the façade.

4 July 2023
Oliva House, Atizapán de Zaragoza, Mexico State
Design: ZDA

photo : Jaime Navarro
Oliva House is a residential project located in Atizapán de Zaragoza, State of Mexico. Composed of 40 lots of 5,000 sqm. The design process for this development was premised on respect for its location, preserving each of the existing elements and designing around them.

3 July 2023
La Peña House in Valle de Bravo
Design: Central de Arquitectura

photo : Celia Rojo Photography
La Peña House sits in a context of unique visuals, where the beauty of Miguel Alemán Dam and the famous Peña of Valle de Bravo, become protagonists to take note of, where the scenery demanded the welcoming feel of red brick be maintained, as did the inclination of the roofing structures. Essential characteristics of the Mexican Magic towns.

27 June 2023
La Hacienda Jardín, Tepoztlán, Morelos
Design: Architect David Martínez Ramos / Práctica Arquitectura

photo : César Béjar
Just one hour south of Mexico City, the town of Tepoztlán is located within a valley with a pleasant, temperate climate and nestled within three rock formations, including El Tepozteco. These geographic and climatic conditions produce constant and abundant vegetation; it brims with a diversity of flora, and shelters both mountain and subtropical species within the same space.

27 June 2023
Casa El Aguacate in El Barrial, Nuevo León
Architect: David Martínez Ramos ; Light and Landscape Design: Práctica Arquitectura

photo : Dove Dope
Under the zenithal light that enters through the roof of the 4.5 meter-high central space of the house, its inhabitants can enjoy the surrounding landscape through the large windows that end in two of its perimeter patios and a large terrace that extends into the terrain by means of vegetated platforms.

Casa Gema, Queretaro

28 April 2023
Casa Sinaí, Queretaro
Architect: 1i Arquitectura

photo : Ariadna Polo
Casa Sinaí is situated in Querétaro’s suburb, within a relatively new housing development that boasts a design regulation with minimal formal restrictions. This condition gave the architects the opportunity to experiment with privacy towards the street and seamlessly integrate the house with a communal space, the garden.

1 May 2023
BR House, the Valley of Mexico property, Merida
Architecture: PAIR

photo : Mauricio Salas
BR House was built in a gated community in the metropolitan area of the Valley of Mexico. Combining generous spaces for entertaining with intimate family accommodation, the design of this house balances the constraints of the site with the alternating requirements for amplitude, serenity, and transparency.

28 March 2023
Casa TOME, Merida
Architecture: mxtad

photo : Amy Bello
Casa TOME does not respond to the archetype of common housing. Its irregular shaped terrain, spatial program and distribution combine to create a unique project, far from the common requirements, a design made by designers, for designers.

19 January 2023
DWM Design House 2022, Ciudad de México
Architecture Interior design: Comité de Proyectos

photos : Mariana Achach, Andrea Spikker and Jaime Navarro
Inspired by the work of Carlo Scarpa who experiments with the contrast of light and shadow. As well as geometric shapes, we wanted to give the DWM Design House 2022 space an entrance with a new character.

8 January 2023
Casa Tres Árboles, Valle de Bravo
Design: dıreccıon

photo : Fabian Martinez
The Casa Tres Árboles was developed by Mariana Morale’s design firm, dıreccıon and is a remodeling project on an outdated weekend home in Valle de Bravo, Mexico. The starting point for the design was the client’s directive: to give the house a refreshed style with updated finishes to accommodate more frequent visits while maintaining the weekend getaway feel of the place.