Modernism may have begun in Europe, but it found a different voice in Mexico.
Architectural movements rarely stay the same when they move across borders. In Mexico, modern architecture became part of a broader period of transformation as the country entered a new chapter after the Mexican Revolution.
From the first ideas introduced by José Villagrán to projects like the Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo House-Studio by Juan O’Gorman, modernism blended with local history, art, culture, and materials, creating a unique expression of modern architecture.
Explore more about Mexican modernism in the Architecture Classics section of https://www.archdaily.com/
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