The Monument to the Revolution: Why Is It the Ghost of a Colossal and Atrocious Era?
It is one of Mexico City's most iconic landmarks and, at the same time, one of the hardest to categorize.
The Monument to...
Regenerative architecture in Latin America: an imported utopia or an urgent necessity?
Regenerative architecture in Latin America is emerging as a critical response that goes beyond sustainability.
Surrealist Horror in Architecture: The Edward James Sculpture Garden
Mexico's strangest architectural destination is also a jungle brimming with magic.
Modernist Chimeras: Mario Pani, Guillermo Zamora, and the Architectural Visions of Mexico City
The work of the designer of the Insurgentes Roundabout and other public spaces in Mexico City.
Esmeralda Conde Ruiz, the Spanish artist who gives a voice to the AIDS generation in the heart of London
Gonzalo Lebrija: Who said that watching the clouds was a waste of time?
Time is money—until art changes the rules
Guggenheim Abu Dhabi: Gehry’s latest work opens on December 11
