In this issue of a+u magazine the Mexican firm Tatiana Bilbao Estudio takes centre stage , with projects that are representative of values developed over nearly two decades of practice.
The studio prioritises the communities for whom it builds while also seeking to understand the socio-environmental frameworks. Evident from the studio’s portfolio is a playful approach to scale, geometry, and materiality. Projects range from large-scale master planning and building design to residences and precise interventions that serve an existing community, such as reconstruction following a disaster. Further, a selection of key exhibitions captures the breadth of the studio’s research into private and public space.
