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World View: Letter from Mexico
The World View series shines light on the creativity and resilience of designers around the world as they confront the challenges wrought by the Covid-19 pandemic. Working with our international contributors, we reach out to creative talents to ponder the power of design in difficult times and share messages of hope. Reporting from Mexico, writers James Burke and Molly Mandell examine the ways in which designers are supporting local makers and elevating traditional craft, avoiding distractions and focusing on the things that matter most.
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Social transparency: Mexico's Studio Xaquixe create sustainable glassware
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Art for all: Salón Acme's fourth edition proves its more relevant than ever
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A minimalist house is converted into an office in Mexico City
Designing an office space as a stimulus for ideas, Archetonic added a façade of green woven plastic cables, colourful sculpture and private outdoor patios to each meeting room
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New online platform Maison Numen launches with Latin American craft
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The changing face of Tijuana's art and architecture landscape
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A Mexican art revolution takes shape at London’s Royal Academy of Arts
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Introducing Edgar Orlaineta and his take on modern graphic icons
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EDAA’s Casa Meztitla is a modern home in sync with its rocky surroundings
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An architectural event: Arquine announce 2016 Mextrópoli pavilion designers
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Ataúlfo House is designed around Mexican light and natural ventilation
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Cherem Arquitectos creates a concrete landmark in the Mexico City suburb of Bosque Real
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Mexico City’s Zona Maco is buzzing with dynamic voices from the region
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Jorge Méndez Blake taps into Emily Dickinson at Galeria OMR's new space
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Natural instinct: a Mexico City home is designed to bring the outside in
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Up, up and away: how the Guachimontones travelling balloon is elevating Mexico's design scene
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Secret spaces: Iñaki Bonillas’ exhibition in the hidden nooks of Casa Luis Barragán
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Exploring Mexico City's creative landscape ahead of its reign as World Design Capital
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Bacatete House in Mexico City carves a pathway into an urban escape
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Casa Erasto’s pavilion-like presence makes for a refined family home in Mexico City
Taking its cues from the Chapultepec forest, Casa Erasto is a striking composition in glass and concrete by architecture studio Vertebral in Mexico City
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Architecture news: Letter from Mexico
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Concrete and stone layer into the landscape at Casa Bedolla in Mexico
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Laying low: Fabien Cappello reflects on the art of relaxation in Mexico
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Mexico’s Mextrópoli 2019 explores cities and architecture across generations
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A volcanic stone house by Cadaval & Solà-Morales holds its own in Mexico
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A concrete folly by Mexican studio Tezontle brings new life to a Havana plaza
Imagined as an extension of the Cuban capital, the permanent sculpture has transcended its role as a public art installation
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A new Baldessari-inspired Mexico City restaurant tackles the ‘clean eating’ fad
