Indigenous and Latino Architects: A History of Excellence and Innovation

Indigenous and Latino architects, or Latinex if you prefer, have played a vital role in shaping the field of architecture and society. Their contributions span a rich history, extending from the pre-Columbian civilizations of Mesoamerica and the Caribbean, through the colonial periods influenced by Spain and Portugal, to the modern and contemporary eras marked by … Read more Indigenous and Latino Architects: A History of Excellence and Innovation

How Architecture Blends Past and Present in Mexico

Mexico’s architecture is a diverse blend of history and culture, ranging from ancient Mayan and Aztec pyramids to Spanish colonial structures and contemporary skyscrapers. This rich architectural tapestry offers much to explore for architects and enthusiasts. One standout illustration of architectural syncretism is the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) campus in Mexico City. Finished … Read more How Architecture Blends Past and Present in Mexico

The Sagrada Família: A Masterpiece in Progress

If you live in or visit Barcelona, Spain, you may want to visit one of the most famous and fascinating places in the world, the Sagrada Familia Catholic Chirch. Sagrada Familia, meaning “Holy Family” in Spanish, is largest unfinished Catholic church in the world. It has remaind under construction for over a century. The Sagrada … Read more The Sagrada Família: A Masterpiece in Progress

The “Homebuilt Housing Zone” A Solutions For Freedom And Affordability

Luis Montoya Cura represents a shining example of the resilience and resourcefulness of many Latino immigrants who have found a path to financial freedom by building their homes without the burden of a mortgage. This process, deeply rooted in the traditions of Latin America, offers an inspiring approach to homeownership. In my conversation with Mr. … Read more The “Homebuilt Housing Zone” A Solutions For Freedom And Affordability