Built in 1948, this Mexican modern house, designed by Luis Barragán, is recognized for its international significance. The house-studio, inhabited by the architect himself until 1988, incorporates ...

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 ...

Located surreptitiously near the end of a narrow street in Mexico City’s Miguel Hidalgo district, Casa Luis Barragán is the private residence and studio built by the famed Mexican architect in 1948 ...

Built in 1948, the House and Studio of architect Luis Barragán in the suburbs of Mexico City represents an outstanding example of the architect’s creative work in the post-Second World War period. The ...

MEXICO CITY -- In a working-class neighborhood of Mexico City, two concrete buildings hidden near the end of a cul de sac draw visitors from around the world. This is the home and studio of Luis ...

Simply sign up to the House & Home myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. Luis Barragán’s house is a paradox: simultaneously warm and cool, minimalist but filled with life, domestic yet ...

Kengo Kuma and Marina Abramović have been invited to create additions as part of Romero’s master plan. (Yannick Wegner/Courtesy Fundación Fernando Romero) Fundación Fernando Romero, a nonprofit ...

On November 22, 1988, one of the most important and revered figures in the history of Mexican and international architecture died in Mexico City. Luis Barragán Morfín, born in Guadalajara and trained ...

Getting here is difficult, among the maze of streets between Constituyentes and Parque Lira. To top it off, the house’s outward appearance isn’t very attention-grabbing, even bordering on dull.

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 ...