Recognized for completing 36 distinct yet cohesive public projects across Mexico in just 36 months, Colectivo C733 showcases the impact of collaborative design on public spaces and communities. The 36 projects were part of a national effort to revitalize vulnerable urban and rural areas in Mexico, earning them the 2024 Obel Award focused on the theme of “Architectures With”.
The team behind the designs, Colectivo C733, is a collaborative group formed by the joint offices of architects Gabriela Carrillo (Taller Gabriela Carrillo), Carlos Facio, and José Amozurrutia (TO), along with Eric Valdez (Labg), and Israel Espin. In a recent conversation with ArchDaily’s Editor-in-Chief, Christele Harrouk, the collective discussed their approach to public architecture, the process of integrating diverse voices and remaining flexible to the challenges of local conditions.
Read more about Colectivo C733: https://www.archdaily.com/1022065/the-36×36-project-series-in-mexico-by-colectivo-c733-receives-the-2024-obel-award?ad_source=search&ad_medium=projects_tab&ad_source=search&ad_medium=search_result_all
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