Atelier ARS

Spanish, English

This 298-page volume showcases fifteen years of work by ATELIER ARS, a Mexican studio founded in Guadalajara by Alejandro Guerrero and Andrea Soto. The publication traces the studio's trajectory, which is deeply linked to landscape, vernacular forms, and a contemporary interpretation of modern tradition. It articulates an architectural philosophy constructed from territory, light, and the experience of travel.

The book showcases projects completed in various regions of Mexico, including Jalisco, Oaxaca, and Mexico City. These projects encompass cultural facilities, funeral spaces, industrial architecture, collective housing, pavilions in natural environments, and several initiatives for the Clase Azul brand. These include the Centre for Culture and the Arts of La Ribera in Ajijic, the Novasem complexes in Acatlán de Juárez, the pavilions in the Huentitán Natural Park in Guadalajara, El Arca in Puerto Escondido, the Welt residential building in Mexico City and the Rébsamen 19-S Memorial in Coyoacán.