Since its founding, the National Workers' Housing Fund Institute (Infonavit) has conducted research to guide its urban, architectural, economic, and social approach to housing in Mexico.
Through this extensive collection of 84 proposals across different regions of the country, the project aims to promote initiatives that foster higher quality in rural housing. Each proposal adapts to the specific conditions of its territory, exploring its dynamics, customs, and ways of living.
This research is part of the institute's efforts to identify the most suitable products and services so that every worker can access decent housing and build their personal assets.
The exhibition of the From Territory to Inhabitant (Del Territorio al Habitante) research project—featuring 78 proposals, 468 panels, and 83 models—is structured into two main sections: synthesis, where information on the different housing options is compared and categorized, and content, which faithfully organizes the material presented by each participant.
Curating, Design, and Installation: José de Villar, Carlos Chacón, Lucía Martín, Alejandro Cuevas
Graphic Design: Ápice | Diego Beauroyre and Maira Fragoso
Look forward to this exhibition at the MEXTRÓPOLI Festival of Architecture and City, from March 17 to 20 at the Alameda in Mexico City.
This article was written by Mónica Arellano. The translation is powered by AI.
