Luis Barragán
Born: 1902 | Guadalajara, Mexico
Died: 1988 | Mexico City, Mexico
Awards: Pritzker Prize (1980)
Projects: Barragán House, Casa Gilardi, Jardines de Pedregal, San Cristóbal Estates, Torres de Satélite
Barragan House, Mexico City, Mexico (1948)
Cuadra San Cristóbal, Mexico City, Mexico (1968)
Fuente de los Amantes (Fountain of the Lovers), Mexico City, Mexico (1968)
Gilardi House, Mexico City, Mexico (1977)
Plaza Luis Barragan; Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico (2023)
Mexican architect Luis Barragán left an indelible mark on the world of architecture with his innovative and deeply poetic designs. Born in 1902, Barragán’s career spanned the 20th century is celebrated for his mastery of space, light, and color.
Barragan’s work is characterized by a unique blend of minimalism and emotional richness often featuring bold geometric forms, serene courtyards, and vibrant use of color. Barragán’s architectural creations, including the iconic Casa Estudio Luis Barragán and the serene Jardines del Pedregal.