En un día del hombre están los días del tiempo. Así entendió Luis Barragán (Mexico, 1902-1988) la arquitectura y la plasmó en sus construcciones. Una casa puede y debe contener el universo. Emoción y ...

The sensual and autobiographical qualities of the house Mexican architect Luis Barragán built for himself are rarely found in today's buildings, says Aaron Betsky. If you are going to make real ...

La Casa Luis Barragán, construida en 1948 en la colonia Daniel Garza, en el antiguo barrio de Tacubaya de la Ciudad de México, “integra en una nueva síntesis elementos tradicionales y vernáculos, así ...

La casa de Luis Barragán, arquitecto de las torres del complejo Ciudad Satélite y de los Jardines del Pedregal, funge como museo y fue declarada Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO en 2004. Por ...

Luis Barragán was a prominent Mexican architect renowned for his modernist style, and his former home – which was first constructed in 1947 and now functions as a museum – is one of the finest ...

4 Crítica: LA NONA ROJA at Foro A Poco No Por ser una de las obras arquitectónicas contemporáneas de mayor trascendencia en el contexto internacional, la Casa Luis Barragán, ubicada en la Ciudad de ...

After moving to Mexico City in 1935, the architect set about designing a series of obscure functionalist residences that he would later disown. By Suleman Anaya LUIS BARRAGÁN’S INCLUSION in the ...

Our homes reflect us. The very aesthetic of our abodes, our choice of furniture, art, and even the manner in which we organize our interiors; these contain bits and pieces of ourselves. It’s to be ...

Is Mexico City the next Miami? Is Art Basel Miami Beach over? Will Frieze Los Angeles burn Zona Maco? Fair questions, literally, for a restless art world always eager for the next new thing. These ...

In a sea of minimalist, relatively soulless, and frankly boring structures, stands Casa Gilardi in Mexico City. Barragán’s choice of color can be attributed to the blue-purple jacaranda flowers that ...