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MASA Meets Midtown

Last call to see MASA Galería’s Intervención/Intersección at Rockefeller Center

a series of brick archways designed by Estudio MMX
Emerging Voices

Estudio MMX finds room for experimentation within Mexico’s vernacular traditions

a large plant in a sunken room in JO-HS
Lighten Up

In Mexico City, JO-HS showcases local and international work in a breezy gallery

the suez canal at dusk
Once More Into The Breach

Daily digest: More MoMA strikes are on the way, the Suez Canal is blocked (again), and more

The grounds of templo mayor
Tacky Tenochtitlan?

Mexico’s foam Aztec pyramid replica draws ridicule online

An aztec archeological site being excavated
Back Underground

Mexico will re-bury an Aztec archaeological site due to lack of funds

Building Power

Tatiana Bilbao ESTUDIO applies an urban sensibility to projects from private homes to research centers

A roaring mountain range in colorado, soon home to a james turrell installation
Look Up

Daily digest: James Turrell’s newest Skyspace, Frank Gehry’s jazz opera, and more

interior of a bed in a guest house called Octavia Casa, decked out in earth tones
Inner-City Refresher

Pérez Palacios Arquitectos Asociados imbues a serene Mexico City guesthouse with texture and flair

A smooth concrete apartment complex designed by taller capital
Emerging Voices

Taller Capital creates useful solutions from the bottom up

Interior of a house in Roma, Mexico City, with a big bay window
Casa Verde

PRODUCTORA redesigns a calm row house in Mexico City

A concrete cube pavilion with puzzle piece–like panels that has bulbous forms made of white circles growing out of it.
Puzzling

Gerardo Broissin creates a lush microclimate inside a puzzle pavilion

Black and white images of Francisco González-Pulido
No More NAICM

Will Francisco González-Pulido design Mexico City’s new airport?

Aerial image of a four-room concrete house with a flat roof
Threaded Together

Zeller & Moye mixes up Mexican rural life with Casa Hilo housing prototype

Wide-angle view of the new Diablos Rojos Stadium from the turf, looking towards covered stadium seating
The Devil’s Playground

Mexico City’s new Diablos Rojos Stadium mixes tradition with technology

Aerial rendering of an airport with three terminals
Economy Air

Mexico City’s cost-saving replacement airport to break ground in June

Photo of the facade of Profiles
Heavy Dress

This office building in Mexico City filters sunlight through a flowing steel veil

Photo of Casa Moulat
Concrete Collaborations

Ignacio Urquiza, Bernardo Quinzaños, and Centro de Colaboración Arquitectónica are an inclusive activist practice

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