The Torre Latinoamericana: Architecture of Memory Against Seismic Forces
An urban and cultural icon and a testament to responsible and ethical architecture and engineering.
Open House CDMX 2026: Dates, Tours, and Venues Opening in the City
In addition to opening up spaces that are normally closed to the public, the festival aims to spark a collective conversation
The Teatro Colón: Buenos Aires’s Immortal Art and Architecture, Caught Between Art and Violence
One of Latin America's most legendary theaters stands as a silent witness to Argentina's history.
The Calderón Theater: Architecture That Has Withstood the Test of Time
The history of the Calderón Theater makes it a must-see destination on any trip through the Mexican Bajío region.
What happened during the 1985 robbery at the National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City?
“The heist of the century” in Mexico, carried out at the National Museum of Anthropology, reveals the unique relationship we have with history
Chichén Itzá: The Dance of Architecture and the Cosmos
Chichén Itzá is also one of the most popular tourist destinations in the country.
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
