Architecture in Transit
The Luis Barragán chapel in Mexico City that Dua Lipa recommended visiting
The artist recommended the chapel as one of her favorite places and described the experience as “profound and beautiful.”
Gucci Memoria: Tapestries and an Exploration of Memory in Milan
The Italian firm transforms the cloisters of San Simpliciano into a narrative journey where architecture and interaction reinterpret its legacy.
Hostile Architecture: When the City Excludes
An exclusionary urban development project may seem harmless, but its impact has long-term consequences.
The Acropolis: the legendary café, restaurant, and gallery where history comes alive
The most famous story goes that one day Rufino Tamayo gave a drawing to the restaurant owners.
Architecture in the Shadows: 5 Abandoned Buildings in Mexico City
Mexico City is a place where buildings from the early modern era coexist with an unknown future.
The Guillermo Tovar de Teresa House: The Living Face of Porfirian Architecture in Mexico
A grand Porfirian mansion from the early 20th century serves as a repository of bourgeois life in Mexico.
Luis Valverde, of Espacio Mínimo: “A gallery isn’t a space—it’s a project”
“It’s Not a Poem, Even Though We Dream of Many Things,” the new exhibition at Galerie Nordenhake Mexico
Adrián Guerrero: The Art of Stopping to Look
John Giorno: The multidisciplinary artist’s work comes to Kurimanzutto
