Es de esos lugares donde la Ciudad de México se revela como una mezcla caótica pero hermosa, donde el pasado aún logra sobrevivir entre el concreto.

Ellas han diseñado, construido y pensado la forma en que habitamos este espacio inmenso y cambiante. Aquí hacemos un recorrido por algunas de las arquitectas, urbanistas y diseñadoras que han dejado su huella.

Projector, where architecture is reinvented in a historic house, inviting you to explore new perspectives on space.

Espacio Báltico, located in a former factory in northern Mexico City, has quickly become a meeting point for artists and art lovers.

In Insurgentes Sur is hidden a work that pays homage to one of the great Mexican painters: the Plaza Rufino Tamayo. This is its history.

In 2023 Mirador Tlatelololco was born, an exhibition and research space on architecture, art and design, where in addition to seeing the exhibition of the moment, you can go up to the roof of the building and appreciate the city from this point.

The Cineteca Nacional celebrates its 50th anniversary today and we remember its various renovations, the fire that destroyed it and other anecdotes with this gallery.

This weekend: Antro Juan's birthday, an expo in Centro, Pablo Larraín's new film, a book sale in Coyoacán and more.

We all identify the large housing units of the city: Tlatelolco, CUPA, Balbuena, El Rosario and even Unidad Independencia, however, few know that the first housing building in the CDMX is the Buen Tono or Edificio Mascota, on Bucareli Street. At the end of the 19th century, French businessman Ernesto Pugibet and [...]

Although he is known for his large-scale projects, Mario Pani worked on the design of a private house in the Cuauhtémoc neighborhood that now has a new life.

Within Laguna is this small space dedicated to the dissemination of architecture through books.

We recommend three shows you can't miss at the Polanco Jazz Festival.

Polanco and its main artery, Masaryk Avenue, have a mercantile legacy of more than 100 years in the city.

Considering it important for UNAM staff to have a home, Mario Pani designed this multi-family building in Ciudad Universitaria.

The Plaza de Santo Domingo in the Historic Center of the CDMX is known among the capital's inhabitants for the rumor that here you can find any kind of document you need. This place, despite its current dubious fame, has been an important part of the city's history and has seen monks, [...]

You have surely seen it among the buildings and businesses: the Casa de la Familia Diener in Colonia Juárez, a work that preserves its centennial splendor.

Amidst fountains and stone houses is the almost secret Casa Gálvez built by Luis Barragán in CDMX.

The magnificent vaults characteristic of Félix Candela are visible in this parish church located on Calzada México-Tacuba.

The façade of the Casa de Cultura de Tlalpan was brought stone by stone from another part of the city and seems to have come from another era.

We decided to take a tour of some of the works of Chinese-Mexican architect Vladimir Kaspé and his incomparable legacy in CDMX.