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Casa TAM by FFelix Architecture

A modern, minimalist house with concrete, glass, and stone facade, featuring clean lines and a open layout.

Casa TAM is a residential project located in León, Mexico, designed by FFelix Architecture in 2022. The house’s unusual irregular lot features twin façades and offers scenic views of the surrounding area. Characterized by a cutting-edge style, Casa TAM combines contrasting materials and dynamic overhangs. The spacious interior includes luxurious touches and smartly utilized space, guaranteeing comfort and avant-garde design for living.

Casa Suna Holiday Home in Mexico Features Desert-inspired Patios

Modern desert-style home with stone facade, cactus landscaping, and ocean view.

Casa Suna is a beachside vacation home, designed by YDR estudio, located in La Ribera, Mexico. The villa’s local stone walls and beige concrete tones draw on the simple palette of its surroundings, from the ocean to the desert. Organised around a central circular patio, which “invites gathering and contemplation”, the open-plan living spaces enjoy a cohesive connection to the outdoors, thanks to a serene, warm-toned material selection, characterised by wooden accents and elegant travertine marble countertops.

Edificio 55 Hotel Blends Past with Present

A beautifully restored colonial-style building with intricate arched windows and a central courtyard.

Edificio 55, a historic building in Mérida, Mexico, has been transformed into a hotel by Central de Proyectos SCP. Designed in 2024, the property now subtly marries its historical architecture with contemporary elements. The building, previously a school and medical facility, has retained its original stone walls while incorporating local designed contemporary furniture and new artisanal flooring. This blend of styles creates a vibrant atmosphere and reinforces the hotel’s connection with Mérida’s architectural and cultural heritage.

Villa Lev Combines Mayan Architecture with Rustic Minimalism

FeaturedSerene modern oasis with sleek architectural lines, pool, and lush greenery.

Villa Lev is a house in Tulum, Mexico, designed by the local studio Espacio 18 Arquitectura in 2024. The building comprises three volumes positioned in a horseshoe shape to create a central courtyard and increase its connection with the natural surroundings and ensure more privacy.

The dwelling was constructed using raw concrete, with wooden furniture used throughout the space to give the interior a warmer atmosphere.

Casita Pegados by R79 Features Lush Green Courtyards

FeaturedSpacious, modern open-plan interior with natural wood, plush seating, and a dramatic chandelier.

R79 has designed Casita Pegados, a home in Mérida, Mexico, with a focus on blurring the line between interior and exterior spaces. Completed in 2024, the 1,000-square-metre house features a simple distribution plan, with service areas on the west, social areas facing the south garden, and private areas facing north and south. The design incorporates a variety of materials and colours, including white, beige, cream, and brown tones, with an emphasis on greenery and natural elements.

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