44 apartments with balconies and terraces in Mexico City that connect with the outdoors

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One of the most critical factors in architectural design is the site's specific climate. While this can present challenges in extreme conditions—requiring insulating materials to adapt to shifting environments—Mexico's privileged climate works in the architects' favor. It allows them to create microclimates and spaces that blur the boundary between indoors and outdoors.

At a time when housing has taken on a fundamental role—especially regarding those small spaces that connect us to the outside world—it is essential to look at the various collective housing solutions developed in contemporary architecture over recent years. We previously curated a selection of 50 apartment projects in Mexico that prompted reflections on different ways of living across various regions of the country. Building on those ideas, we now present a selection of apartments in Mexico City featuring terraces and balconies that offer a vital connection to, and contemplation of, the outdoors.