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Natural instinct: a Mexico City home is designed to bring the outside in -
Exploring Mexico City's creative landscape ahead of its reign as World Design Capital -
Bacatete House in Mexico City carves a pathway into an urban escape -
Mexico’s Mextrópoli 2019 explores cities and architecture across generations -
A new Baldessari-inspired Mexico City restaurant tackles the ‘clean eating’ fad -
A hotel magnate’s brutalist base in Mexico City has us green with envy -
An aromatic garden enfolds this Mexico City house by Manuel CervantesA private residence in Mexico City by local architecture firm Manuel Cervantes Estudio makes the most out of the striking ravine-side site and existing flora to create a ceramic-clad home that is contemporary but also at one with the outdoors
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Dark age: a cluster of blackened concrete pavilions forms a discreet retreat outside Mexico City -
Sip on cocktails by the pool of Mexico’s newest boutique property -
Mexico City’s celebrated Pujol restaurant relocates to a 1950s bungalow -
Downtown México — Mexico City, Mexico -
Javier Sanchez gets moody with lighting at Umbral, Mexico City -
An architect’s home in Mexico City melds strong geometry with a warm interior -
Parque Vía House unites modern design and leafy surrounds in Mexico CityParque Vía House by Soler Orozco Arquitectos (SOA) invites you into a verdant corner of Mexico City’s Paseo de la Reforma
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Mexico City art hub JO-HS opens inside a modernist iconNew exhibition space and creative hub JO-HS opens inside a striking example of modernist Mexico City architecture by Carlos Herrera
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Method making: Wilfredo Prieto embodies every aspect of Kurimanzutto -
What to see at Mexico City Art Week 2018Every February, the creative community descends on Mexico City for a week of art and design fairs, pop-up shows, gallery openings, and tequila-fuelled parties. And there’s even more reason to celebrate this year, after Mexico City deservedly scooped Best City in our annual Design Awards. Here’s what not to miss at this year’s Mexico City Art Week...
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Mexico City home draws on its city's rich midcentury modern legacyVentana House in Mexico City is the home and workspace of architect José Juan Rivera Rio of JJRR/Arquitectura
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'The Friday Workshop': a superlative Mexican group show at Kurimanzutto -
Mirror maze: our reflections on Mexico City’s Zona Maco art fair -
Inside the City of Books at José Vasconcelos Library, Mexico City -
Building creative careers: Mexico City’s Centro unveils new campusMexico's Centro unveils new campus in the heart of the city
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Architect Hector Barroso’s concrete housing is built around three patios -
Concrete concept: Casa Ramos draws inspiration from Case Study Houses -
The Real thing: Gallery Archivo inaugurates new architectural series -
Mexico City exhibition embraces architecture, art and designNomadic design gallery Masa presents ‘The Last Tenant’, an exhibition of art and design pieces curated by Mario García Torres and set against the backdrop of a modernist villa in Mexico City
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Ryo Kan is a ten-room Japanese-style inn, in one of Latin America’s largest cities
