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Can a New Building Remember What Was Already There? | Center for Culture and the Arts of La Ribera by ATELIER ARS
The Center for Culture and the Arts of La Ribera by ATELIER ARS in Ajijic, Jalisco, transforms an existing auditorium into a cultural center through clay, brick vaults, a library, workshops, a reflecting pool, and a sensitive dialogue with Lake Chapala.
Revista Focus
12 hours ago6 min read


Chapultepec Environmental Culture Center by ERRE q ERRE | An Educational Space in Mexico City
The Chapultepec Environmental Culture Center by ERRE q ERRE and Taller ID in Mexico City creates a cultural, landscape, and environmental node through biocultural paths, ethnobotanical gardens, an environmental pavilion, and an agroecological zone.

Arq. Pablo Vazquez
Jul 163 min read


Playing Is Also Learning | Children’s Bicentennial Park by ELEMENTAL
Children’s Bicentennial Park by ELEMENTAL in Santiago, Chile, transforms the slope of Cerro San Cristóbal into a playful public landscape with slides, paths, tree houses, water games, native vegetation, and spaces for learning, culture, and community.
Más que un parque infantil, es una invitación a explorar el paisaje, interactuar con la topografía y experimentar la ciudad desde otra escala

Arq. Pablo Vazquez
Jul 114 min read


When Architecture Learns from Nature | Orquideorama by plan:b Arquitectos
The Orquideorama by plan arquitectos + JPRCR Arquitectos in Medellín transforms a botanical pavilion into a living ecosystem, using hexagonal modules, cultivated wood, rainwater collection, and natural ventilation to connect architecture, childhood, and nature.

Arq. Jordi Borrull
Jul 45 min read
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