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Rogelio Bores, founder of HW Studio in Mexico, explores the Japanese concept of ‘kehai’—or subtle presence—at a modest dwelling in Michoacán.

The first-of-its-kind permanent exhibition is on view at the architect’s La Cuadra San Cristóbal estate.

Learn more about the awardee in the Hospitality category by Rojkind Arquitectos and AMASA Estudio.

Schjetnan and the Mexico City–based firm are the third recipients of the biennial prize for landscape architecture, following Julie Bargmann and Kongjian Yu.

Planning for the five-bedroom dwelling began with mapping out a perimeter around the root system of a sprawling rubber tree, adored by the clients, on the site.

In the secluded beach town of Mazunte, the Cocolia Hotel and its guest cabins, built from local stone and wood, are sensitively embedded in the jungle landscape.

Set into a hillside, Rancho El Bosque comprises six largely independent dwelling modules, including a trio of two-bedroom duplexes.

Challenges such as steep terrain and the desert climate were addressed with monumental shading structures and complex site work allowing for universal accessibility.

In their adopted home of Mexico City, Douglas Harsevoort and Juan Sala, founders of Sala Hars, have discovered qualities they seek to reflect in their own work.

Situated outside of Mexico City, this family weekend house, which is intended to eventually be used as a retirement residence, melds into its rugged, mountainous surroundings.