Houses of Mexico

Informationen zum Autor Antonio Farré was born and raised in Mexico and was passionate about architecture from an early age. After concluding his studies in 1990, Farré founded his own architecture firm, Farré Arquitectos, working in different fields over the years while maintaining its essence. The firm's work includes renovations of the Centro Asturiano, a private club in Mexico City; chapels; and public squares. In addition, Farré Arquitectos has built well over 200 homes and more than 50 restaurants that are still standing today. Antonio Cordero Galindo is a Mexican author who is passionate about history . Klappentext The first comprehensive monograph focused on the most spectacular residential projects built and designed by Antonio Farre, one of Mexico s most distinguished contemporary architects. Zusammenfassung The first comprehensive monograph focused on the most spectacular residential projects built and designed by Antonio Farré, one of Mexico's most distinguished contemporary architects. This publication showcases a curated and handpicked selection of the most outstanding houses in Mexico. The projects designed by Antonio Farré represent a one-of-a-kind combination of simplicity and sophistication blended with nature, turning complicated spaces into breathtaking houses. The elegant and monumental structures featured in the book are characterized by the use of local materials, the absence of columns, and large windows. Balance, texture, and earthy colors are often found in Farré's interiors, creating a timeless and welcoming effect. His work has been published in Design Hunter Mexico , Architectural Digest México y Latinoamérica , Entremuros , D10 , and many others. Superbly photographed, this volume reveals some of the most luxurious Mexican homes, including unseen and little published works. This book is a must-have for architects, interior designers, owners or potential buyers of properties in Mexico, and those passionate about contemporary architecture and design....

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Antonio Farré; Foreword by Antonio Cordero Galindo