In Mexico and Latin America We are excited to present our list AD100 2025; A count of one hundred works of the brightest creative minds of architecture, landscaping and interior design in Latin America that are transforming the way we live, work and interact with our environment.
This dynamic list celebrates the cultural diversity and wealth of our roots, aims to recognize those who through their unique talent and imagination are innovating in the architectural and design panorama, both local and global, and drawing the way for a new generation of leaders in their field. In addition to the 100, in this edition we add the Hall of Fame with 32 master minds that have won a front row in the glorious show of the current design.
So, dear reader, feel free to immerse yourself in this anthology of architectural wonders that will leave you breathless. Long live Latin talent!
Cedros house.César Béjar.
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Omar Godínez and Miguel Ángel Nava, Mexico.
The design, furniture and interior study is distinguished by its artisanal approach and its sensitivity towards the elements that make up a space. His work refers to a careful trade that explores luminosity, materials, silence and awareness of the environment that is inhabited. His aesthetic proposal invites introspective enjoyment, promoting pauses that incite reflection.
AD HOC
Juan José Nemer and Mauricio Álvarez, Mexico.
The duo has joined forces since 2014 to create time and timeless spaces and spaces that honor the Mexican legacy and the natural beauty of materials, such as wood, stone and metal. Contemporary lines and artisanal techniques are found in each of its creations, be it a piece of furniture, a daily object or a space full of emotion.