Architecture in Transit

Architecture in Transit travels through the architecture of Latin America and Spain in motion: the works, the architects and the buildings with memory that outlast time. Contemporary, heritage or experimental —always told through travel.

Volumen vertical de concreto aparente con una gran abertura rectangular, integrado en un paisaje montañoso.

Architect's Notes

Jakob Gómez: Mexican Architecture Between Context, Materials, and New Frontiers

Architect's Notes

Luciano Kruk: “My job is to change the realities of a place”

A desert landscape with mountains in the background and a human figure in the distance, photographed by Gabriel Sánchez Viveros.

Architect's Notes

Gabriel Sánchez Viveros: Architecture, Art, and a Life Spent Between Mexico and Saudi Arabia

Facade of the new headquarters of the Museum of Contemporary Art of Panama, designed by Palma + Taller TO, featuring a latticework that provides shade and improves the building's environmental performance.

Architect's Notes

The new headquarters of the Museum of Contemporary Art in Panama and the competition won by a Mexican firm

Surrealist Horror in Architecture: The Edward James Sculpture Garden

Spaces of Memory

Armando Navarro - June 21, 2026

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

Architecture in Transit

Alejandro Mancilla - June 21, 2026

The work of the designer of the Insurgentes Roundabout and other public spaces in Mexico City.

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Architecture in Transit

Jakob Gómez: Mexican Architecture Between Context, Materials, and New Frontiers

Luciano Kruk: “My job is to change the realities of a place”

Gabriel Sánchez Viveros: Architecture, Art, and a Life Spent Between Mexico and Saudi Arabia

The new headquarters of the Museum of Contemporary Art in Panama and the competition won by a Mexican firm

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

10 Expert Tips for Buying Art Wisely

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