Architecture
We see architecture as the foundation of community—a stage for citizenship and a vital space for social connection.
Working in architecture means uniting diverse elements into a cohesive vision: the social and environmental context, structural solutions, materials, energy efficiency, cultural significance, and the spatial experience of its users.
Our experience spans a wide range of scales and contexts—from 200-square-foot cabins to 650,000-square-foot public buildings with complex programs.
Public projects like the Museo del Maíz in one of Latin America’s largest parks or the master plan for the Palacio Legislativo de San Lázaro demand cultural and political sensitivity. Private projects, like refurbishing Frank Sinatra’s house in Acapulco or the Wander hospitality project with Rojkind Arquitectos and Amasa Estudio, require precise attention to budgets and schedules.
Our transdisciplinary approach reflects our office’s nature, combining diverse expertise and always incorporating our clients’ vision.
