Architecture
This work reveals the thinking and trajectory of Architect Pedro Ramírez Vázquez, a key figure in Mexican modernism. Through its pages, his ability to reinterpret traditional Mexican architecture and transform it into a contemporary language is highlighted, emphasizing the value of the materials and construction systems that define his legacy.
His work, recognized nationally and internationally, stands out for its social impact, scale, and aesthetic strength, solidifying his position as one of the most influential architects of his time.
The book is enriched with a review of his contributions to Graphic and Industrial Design, as well as a detailed chronology of his professional life: projects, positions, recognitions, and distinctions.
This edition features information directly provided and approved by the author himself, making it an essential piece for collectors, architects, and lovers of Mexican design.
Contents:
Main architectural projects:
(Museum of Anthropology, Azteca Stadium, Basilica of Guadalupe, etc.)
Plans, photographs and construction processes
Thoughts on modern Mexican architecture
Integration of graphic design, museography and urbanism
Collaborations with artists and multidisciplinary teams
Title: Ramírez Vázquez
Author: Javier Pizarro and Claudia Schroeder
N. Pages: 272
Size: 29.5 x 30 cm
Weight: approx. 2.8 – 3.5 kg
Genre: Architecture / Monograph
Language: Spanish
Binding: Softcover
Publisher: GV Editores (García Valadéz)
Year: 1989
