Author Archives: Suleman Anaya

This ring‑shaped weekend retreat by Fernanda Canales Arquitectura west of Mexico City provides shelter from – and views towards – the landscape

JSa’s new workspace in the cooling facility of an old brewery in Mexico City makes a commitment to education and the environment

A sheltered hall and public park on a quay in the Mexican town of San Blas has been embraced by its community

In Los Cabos, Taller Héctor Barroso composes a subdued sports venue out of horizontal lines, negative space and rammed earth

Successive waves of renovation and growing interest for the work of Juan O’Gorman are contributing to the renewed relevance of the Mexican painters’ twin houses

The pro bono home in Ocuilan by Fernanda Canales Arquitectura for earthquake victim Eva Gomez shows the limits of reconstruction efforts

The revitalisation of play spaces in Mexico spearheaded by Infonavit provides arenas to enrapture and endure, enhancing low-cost housing

Set in irenic, lush landscape, this weekend retreat in Valle de Bravo by Manuel Cervantes Estudio is a feast for the senses