11. Tetetlán | Luis Barragan
This stable-converted restaurant in the pedregal neighborhood initiated with Cervantes is the perfect example for local materials used in its raw form. The glass floor shows the pipes and concrete tubes beneath while the cantilevered staircase represents the modernistic apprehend of the project. The yoga and hotel spaces on the first floor add a spice of relaxation and guest friendliness to the structure.
12. Jardines del Bosque | Luis Barragán
This has been the dream interpretation of Luis’ native place with rainbow colors flourishing all over. Though the whole design didn’t come over like his visualization, the neighborhood is another milestone in his career. With the help of sculptor Mathias Georitz, he supervised a monumental sculpture at the intersection point of the urban space. The Templo el Calvario is just one of the brilliant onsite works of the master architect.
13. Cuernavaca Racquet Club
Blending all the architectural experiences of Luis Barragan, this hotel project has its details originating from Mexican, Arabic, Spanish, and Persian. With nature entwined throughout the planning, this is yet another marvel of the architect.
14. Parque Revolucion by Luis Barragan
This landscape work of Luis Barragan comprising of plazas, fountains, and playgrounds is still intact with its elements from the art deco and french design styles. The red bold color choice from the French architecture and the yellow-colored benches and kiosks made it look like a scene from a virtual world.
15. Travesia Cuatro
This art gallery was built by modifying the casa francos’ second floor into a display hall. With a home-like feel, this public space is designed to mix the principles of Mediterranean style and Mexican details.
