MAmazing back aztec calendar tattoo by Jota Bittencourt @jotabittencourt_tattoo !

In contrast with its dark exterior, the interior of this family house in Xalapa, Mexico, by Mexico City based architects @lopezgonzalezmx is swathed in white plaster and light-toned wood finishes. From ceiling beams and wall panelling to both built-in and free-standing furniture, the extensive use of wood imbues the sparsely decorated rooms with warmth despite the minimalist interior design, as well as complements the verdant views and establishes a conversation with the surrounding landscape. Offering a striking contrast to both the wood-swathed interiors and green-rich vistas, the red-hued window frames provide vibrant accents, much like flowers in a meadow, further grounding the house into its lush setting.
Photography by @cesarbejarstudio.
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A Suburban House in Xalapa, Mexico, by Lopez Gonzalez Studio
https://www.yatzer.com/house-xalapa-lopez-gonzalez

#yatzer #yatzer_inspiration #architecture_hunter #architect #architecturephotography #architecturelovers #Mexico #archilife #minimalistinterior #minimalism #interiordesign #interiorinspo #interiordesigns #architektur #instaarchitecture #archiporn #modernarchitecture #architecturaldesign #amazingarchitecture #architecturehunter #passionforarchitecture #shelves #shelvesdesign #shelvesdecor #windowframes (at Xalapa, Mexico)
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Located in a leafy suburb in Xalapa, a city in east-central Mexico, this family house by Mexico City-based architects @lopezgonzalezmx stands out amid the lush vegetation in its stark form and charcoal hue. Astutely modern in design, conceived as a monolithic cubic volume punctured by an irregular composition of red-framed windows, the house nevertheless harmoniously integrates into its natural setting, courtesy of its rock-like dark exterior and jagged roof line. Inside, a minimalist aesthetic and muted colour palette allows the verdant views to take centre stage while a spacious courtyard and scenic roof terrace further enhance the property’s connection with nature.
Photography by @cesarbejarstudio.
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A Suburban House in Xalapa, Mexico, by Lopez Gonzalez Studio
https://www.yatzer.com/house-xalapa-lopez-gonzalez

#yatzer #yatzer_inspiration #architecture_hunter #architect #architecturephotography #architecturelovers #Mexico #archilife #minimalistinterior #minimalism #interiordesign #interiorinspo #interiordesigns #architektur #instaarchitecture #archiporn #modernarchitecture #patio #livingroomdesign #concrete #terracedesign #architecturaldesign #amazingarchitecture #architecturehunter #passionforarchitecture #architecturegram #courtyard (at Xalapa, Mexico)
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Hotel Jungle Keva Tulum Designed by Jaquestudio – Hotel & Resorts – Travel – Design. / Visual.

In Mexico, publisher La Prensa stopped reprinting Spider-Man after #119, because they believed the audience wouldn’t accept Gwen Stacy dying. So they did over 45 issues of original content, which included an issue where he married Gwen Stacy (who didn’t die): 

In Mexico we don’t say “I like you”. We say “COMO LA TRAILER” and I think that’s beautiful. •
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#lettering #handlettering #letteringpractice #comolatrailer #mexico #barrio #pink #pinkaesthetic #script #scriptlettering #handtype #designspiration #homwork #50words #handmadefont @50wordsongrey #goodtype @goodtype
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dontpissoffpenelope:

Mexico lindo. Mis raíces, mi fortaleza, mi corazón, mi alma, mis sentidos y sentimientos…¿a donde puedo ir sin ti?

dontpissoffpenelope:

The Mexican coat of arms, based on the Aztec symbol for Tenochtitlan(now Mexico City), the center of the Aztec empire. The coat of arms is derived from an Aztec legend, their gods told them to build a city where they spot an eagle on a nopal(cactus) eating a serpent. The eagle is a representation of the sun god Huitzilopochtli; the cactus called “nochtli” in Nahuatl, represents the island of Tenochtitlan; the snake represents wisdom, with strong connotations to the god Quetzalcoatl. Underneath the nopal is a garland, on the left the garland is green oak, a symbol of strength. On the right is a laurel branch, symbolizing victory. 

Puerto Peñasco, Sonora, Mexico

Cruise to Acapulco

(Loomis Dean. 1947)