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Manuel Cervantes Estudio . photos: © César Béjar
The Kon-Tigo project emerged from the need to understand housing in the area most affected by Otis hurricane as a matter of primary importance, based on a historical, contextual, and social analysis, as well as questioning housing in Mexico, specifically in Acapulco. Continue reading Manuel Cervantes
Manuel Cervantes Estudio . photos: © César Béjar
The Brandilera House, designed by in collaboration with James Perse, is situated along the Pacific coast in. The design emphasizes a that integrates seamlessly with the surrounding natural landscape, offering expansive views of the sea. Continue reading Manuel Cervantes
Manuel Cervantes Estudio . fotos: © César Béjar
El proyecto se ubica en plantaciones de árboles de hule para la extracción de látex, una de las principales actividades económicas de Palenque, Chiapas. Continue reading Manuel Cervantes
Manuel Cervantes Estudio . photos: © Rafael Gamo
West of the Mexican city of Puebla, bordering with rocky land, is this complex whose ultimate purpose is to bring the life of people closer to the life of horses. Its facilities include a 35×70-meter riding arena, a series of stables, and a small construction providing private accommodations. Continue reading Manuel Cervantes
Nicholas Préaud . Manuel Cervantes . images: © Francisco Silva + Barbara Stallone
“A timeless ruin” inspired by Mayan pyramids as well as Indian step wells, part of the Design Capsule exhibition organized by Elle Decoration France. Continue reading Préaud . Cervantes
