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Rojkind Arquitectos design meandering house of discovery in the State of Mexico

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The post Rojkind Arquitectos design meandering house of discovery in the State of Mexico appeared first on Åvontuura. Everything happens within a circulation system contained in a concrete volume with multiple exits where its path is made in a dark passage.

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Diller Scofidio + Renfro reveal updated CCAT design for the University of New Mexico

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An update has been provided for the Diller Scofidio + Renfro (DS+R)-led Center for Collaborative Arts & Technology (CCAT) design at the University of New Mexico ’s main Albuquerque campus. These spaces match the design brief.

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Pininfarina unveils new green luxury tower design in Mérida, Mexico

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Pininfarina has released project images of their Light Towers design for a new residential development in the metropolitan city Mérida along the Yucatan Peninsula. ” The new Light Towers for developers Branson will be Pininfarina’s first branded project in Mexico.

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Wooden Interiors: 10 Cabins Bringing Warmth in Mexico, Brazil, Chile, and More

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La Pinta Chalets / Ramoni Balestro Arquitectura.

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La Quebradora Water Park in Mexico: Designing Public Spaces to Improve Water Management

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Image © Aldo Díaz Within the framework of implementing green infrastructure projects for water management in the Basin of Mexico , utilizing existing public spaces , La Quebradora Water Park emerges as the first proposal for hydro-urban acupuncture. La Quebradora Water Park / Taller Capital in collaboration with UNAM.

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Pelli Clarke & Partners completes the tallest building in Mexico City

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Pelli Clarke & Partners has completed Torre Mítikah, the tallest building in Mexico City. Situated in the city’s Coyoacán neighborhood, the 877-foot-tall residential skyscraper is described by its designers as a “window to the heavens.”

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This residential development in Mexico is inspired by the forest and local vernacular

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The climate in the area is extremely pleasant, allowing the design of open spaces, with cross ventilation and great natural lighting. The post This residential development in Mexico is inspired by the forest and local vernacular appeared first on Åvontuura.