MUSEO MEMORIA Y TOLERANCIA
Arditti + RDT Architects
Miquel Adria
The new Museo Memoria y Tolerancia – Museum of Memory and Tolerance – is sited in the heart of Mexico City, on a continuous colonnade of the Plaza Juarez complex. As this beautiful, oversized book shows, architects Arturo and Jorge Arditti succeeded in their quest to create a powerful museum to educate future generations about the horrors of genocide. The stunning reinforced concrete building unfolds around the “floating” Children’s Memorial; the volume that contains Memory and Tolerance is displayed like two open arms embracing the Children’s Memorial. This Memorial has two interrelated intentions: remembering approximately two million children who have been exterminated in genocides, and educating our children to foster future coexistence among all people. A fitting book for a structure destined to become an international icon.
8.5 x 11 inches / 140 pp / 7 b/w and 70 color
ISBN: 978-607-7784-14-2
Retail Price: $35.00
TEN ARQUITECTOS I ENRIQUE NORTEN
The Limits of Form
Alejandro Hernández Gálvez
A beautifully designed and extensively illustrated monograph tells the story of one of North America’s leading firms, TEN Architects, based in New York City and Mexico City. Founded in 1986 by principal Enrique Norten, TEN has grown to 70 members and left its mark on a wide variety of award-winning projects in architecture and planning. Among TEN’s marquee projects are the Guggenheim Museum, Guadalajara; One York (residential building) and Hotel Americano, New York; Rutgers University Livingston Campus and Business School (New Jersey); Amparo Museum (Puebla). Award-winners include Mexico City’s Hotel HABITA, the Xochimilco Master Plan and Aquarium, and Orange County Great Park, the first great urban park of the 21st century. A fitting book for an important firm.
8.5 x 11.5 inches / 296 pp / 41 b/w and 483 color
ISBN: 978-607-7784-21-0
Retail Price: $42.50
CONACULTA, MEXICO


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