Interview architecture and climate
Tatiana Bilbao on the Future of Mexico City
For the Mexican Architect Tatiana Bilbao, diversity and a culture of care are needed to combat the climate crisis. In this interview, she describes the political paradigm shift towards sustainability and explains how architecture can help.
You can find the full interview in Detail 1/2.2022 or in our databank Detail Inspiration.
Tatiana Bilbao founded her practice in Mexico City in 2004. With her team, she designs buildings and masterplans that specifically address people and their environment. Bilbao has years of expertise in social housing. Her projects reflect a sense of simplicity and stringency.
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