The Rachel Park is 10 km long and covers about 203 hectares. Because of its great length, the project has been divided into 19 sections, two of which have already been completed. The concept used for the design of the project was the Linear Park, using the structure of the existing road system as a link between the green areas that cut through 8 neighborhoods in the west zone of the capital of Ceará.

I invite you to immerse yourself in the imposing film “City of God” and transport us to an urban labyrinth tinged with violence.

Michel Rojkind's impact on architecture is not limited to the local scene; he is an architect whose focus on technology and innovation is not limited to the local scene.

Hotel Bardo, designed by Taller de Arquitectura Viva, is characterized by the interest in the harmonious relationship between the vernacular.

Alejandro Aravena, a world-renowned Chilean architect, has revolutionized contemporary architecture with his unique approach to social house

The CDI are spaces designed for the integral attention to early childhood, where children from 0 to 5 years old receive initial education

The CDI Cuna de Campeones has the opportunity to show education as a constructive act.

“Folhas sagradas” is a pavilion inside a hotel that rises above an impressive beach populated by turtles and dolphins.

Now in 2024, Eggers is keeping expectations high with his latest project, Nosferatu, a remake of the 1922 horror classic.

This year, Mocha Mousse, a chocolate brown, is positioned as the star shade for creating spaces that not only look elegant

In the vast universe of architecture, words not only describe buildings and structures, but also spark inspiration and reflection.

Ágape Colectivo no es solo un edificio; es un refugio para el cuerpo y la mente, diseñado por Rama Estudio en Ecuador.

Burle Marx, who comes from a Brazilian-German family, traveled in his youth to Germany to visit his paternal family. It was on this trip that the landscape painter found the botanical garden of Dahlem and was able to appreciate the native nature of Brazil in its greatest expression: the blooming.

What would happen if we proposed exploring the integration of ancestral techniques with contemporary methods to generate innovative projects? Beyond their scale, these projects should encourage exploration and experimentation with diverse materials, thus promoting a global approach that celebrates both aesthetics and environmental sustainability..

This case will be subject to analysis in the cities of Sahuayo and Jiquilpan, Michoacán In turn, it is undeniable that every decision, however small it may be, is based on the material relationship of the subject with the elements that accompany him in his inhabitation of the world, and under the assumption that every decision is in fair measure the product of an exhortation given by the physical environment, we must ask ourselves how the “transformed” physical environment af

La Esquina Amarilla was born in 2018 with a clear concept, which was to celebrate the Mexican endemic species using design as a central elem

MXTAD's Casco Parque México project in Tlaxcalancingo, Puebla, is an incredible example of how modernity and history can come together

The “back rooms” or backrooms are a series of creepypastas (horror stories on the internet) whose purpose is to cause discomfort.

Located in the Mejorada neighborhood in Mérida, Yucatán, the Casona DECU stands as a living testimony of the architecture that has endured.

The Luis Barragan Casa Estudio is located in Tacubaya, an old and popular neighborhood in Mexico City, where we can find various traditional

Este es el primer artículo de la serie “suturas urbanas”. Una serie de artículos que aborda la ciudad a partir de sus bordes y límites

The world's first known architect in history is Imhotep, an Egyptian polymath who lived around 2667-2600 BC

En septiembre del presente año (2023) el sitio web anunció una propiedad perfecta para los amantes de este anti-cuento de hadas y que seguro

In the urban landscape of Latin America, the race to reach for the sky has given rise to true architectural marvels. These vertical giants are not only symbols of development and modernity, but also testaments to ever-evolving human innovation and ingenuity. In this article, we will explore the tallest buildings in Latin America , whose heights defy the clouds and whose stories tell of cities' ambition to reach new heights in architecture and design.