Discover Casa Uno – Wild Landscape for a Countryside House by UPA Studio, a project that weaves together native vegetation, local materials, and stone art to create an immersive, resilient garden in dialogue with the natural surroundings of Atlixco.
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Armando Maravilla and Felipe Macías offer a journey through the relationship between vegetation, art, and cultural identity, highlighting the aesthetic, symbolic, and ecological value of plants in the Mexican landscape in their article Plants in Mexican Art.
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Discover Casa Tres Patios, a project where garden and architecture intertwine through clearings, intersecting views, and vegetation that guides the gaze, turning the horizon into an extension of the landscape, by DA.CH. taller d’arquitectura i paisatge.
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Arturo Campos invites us to delve into his article “Park Güell, The Sounds of the Spirit” from a sensory perspective, where architecture, sound, and emotion intertwine to reveal an artistic dimension that goes beyond the visible.
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Discover El Nido de Quetzalcóatl by Javier Senosiain, a project that challenges the boundaries between architecture and nature, inviting you to inhabit a space where art, organic design, and respect for the environment merge into a unique living experience.
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Tania L. Ojeda-López Mestas invites us to rediscover the deep connection between art and science through botanical illustration, a discipline where close observation, curiosity, and creativity become tools to understand, represent, and preserve the plant world around us, in her article Botanical illustration as a tool for scientific communication and artistic appreciation.
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