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Productora . The Book of Wa . photos: © Néstor Martínez Loaeza . + dezeen

Nestled along the Oaxaca coast, Kymaia is a sanctuary located just 30 minutes from Puerto Escondido. Continue reading Productora

PRODUCTORA . photos: Franciso Álvarez @recording.architecture . + dezeen

Sorteo TEC is an annual lottery and fundraising event organized by the University “Tecnológico de Monterrey” to promote education and social mobility in Mexico: since 1947, the initiative provides scholarships and research grants to thousands of students. Continue reading PRODUCTORA

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Inspired by Montenegro’s vernacular architecture, our designs reinterpret the characteristic pitched- roof structures covered with wooden shingles found in Balkan buildings. Using contemporary materials, these forms are given a new expression, relating to the history of the region and the programmatic and technical requirements of each facility. Continue reading PRODUCTORA

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The house forms part of a larger masterplan, Initiated by Emily Pulitzer and local developer Steve Trampe, for a new neighborhood in close proximity to Pulitzer Arts Foundation in St. Louis, Missouri. A large section of that masterplan is designed by Tatiana Bilbao and consists of seventeen loosely arranged single family dwellings designed by MOS Architects, Tatiana Bilbao Studio, Estudio Macias Peredes and PRODUCTORA: an ensemble of sturdy brick volumes, that mimic the historic architecture of the environment. Together they form a family of mega-bricks; a composition of robust elements interwoven with gardens, plazas, pedestrian walkways and shared spaces. Continue reading PRODUCTORA

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La Laguna is a former textile and yarn factory built in the 1920s in Mexico City’s Doctores neighborhood. The design involves the deteriorated factory’s recovery and enhancement into the vibrant complex that currently houses more than 25 motley creative and productive firms (including carpentry and textile workshops, coffee brewers, and ceramics studios, among others). Continue reading PRODUCTORA