A show at the National Building Museum offers multiple perspectives on what separates and connects two countries.

A vaulted, open-air church in Mexico replaces one destroyed by the 2017 earthquake.

Architect Alonso de Garay tucked twin houses for two families into a verdant hillside in Mexico.

Max von Werz anchors a new hotel in the historic fabric of La Paz, Mexico, a city with a literary legacy.

SO-IL’s prototypical housing project in León, Mexico, brings both privacy and community to an urban core.

Mariana Ordóñez Grajales and Jesica Amescua Carrera champion a grassroots approach to architecture working for, and with, the underserved population of Mexico’s remote villages.

Architect Ignacio Urquiza responds to a rugged site in Oaxaca by designing a residence as three open pavilions.

Located in a posh suburb of Guadalajara, this house is designed to maximize outdoor space and greenery.

On an expansive site in Mexico, a dozen independent rammed earth structures make up a main house and guest house.