The 21 projects that make up the Official Selection of the Mexican Pavilion at the 16th International Architecture Exhibition of the Venice Biennale converge in latitudes, geographical regions, and echoes of the territory, drawing from the curatorial theme "Freespace." In four installments, we will share the works and insights of each of the participants representing Mexico in Venice. Read on to discover the third part of these projects.
Cholula Regional Museum / Taller 6ª | Alejandro Sánchez + Mariza Flores
Puebla Equestrian / Manuel Cervantes Céspedes
Fray Nano Stadium / Alonso de Garay | Taller ADG
Emblematic Monument for the 150th Anniversary of the Battle of Puebla / Enrique Norten | TEN Arquitectos
La Mexicana Park / Mario Schjetnan | GDU: Grupo de Diseño Urbano + Víctor Márquez + Fabián Tron
Rehabilitation of the Paseo de los Compositores / Enrique Lastra | Sackbé
Guardhouse / Escobedo-Soliz
Ciudad Universitaria Borders / Estudio MMX | Jorge Arvizu + Ignacio del Río + Emmanuel Ramírez + Diego Ricalde
This article was written by Mónica Arellano. The translation is powered by AI.
