FERNANDA CANALES

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“Designer´s perspectives” Towards abundance Magazine, The delightful paradoxes of gender. Monography produced by The Architectural Review

“El arte habitable de ellas”, Instyle Magazine

“Building Hopes. Develpment-Mexico City”, PILARES Project, Fernanda Canales. Monocle Magazine No.158 Design Special

“The PILARES Program Seeks to Bring Beautiful Design to Mexico City´s Neglected Neighborhoods,” Metropolis Magazine

Terreno House: “An Iridescent Refuge”, Platform Architecture No.33

Milan, Italy

Bruma House: Steve Huyton, Cheryl Weber, “Concrete Houses” Schiffer Publishing

“Care to take a seat?” Fernanda Canales, Porset concrete chair. Monocle Magazine No.148

Photography: Ana Hop

Vecindad Monte Albán: “Arquitecturas mexicanas. Lo mejor del siglo XXI. 2019-2020” Arquine

Terreno House: Jodidio Philip, “Built to Inspire. Contemporary Homes by the World´s Great Architects” The Images Publishing Group

The Biennale under Covid-19, “Arquitectura Viva”

Eva House. Honorable Mention: “XVI Bienal Nacional de Arquitectura Mexicana 2019-2020”

Federación de Colegios de arquitectos de la República mexicana, A.C.

Fernanda Canales, “Can Good Housing be accesible to all?”, Wallpaper Magazine

“Residenze plurifamiliari: esempli dal Messico / Multy-family residences: examples from Mexico” Review from Fernanda Canales book “Shared Structures Private Spaces”

Casabella No. 922

Toromanoff Agata, “Raising the Roof. Women Architects who broke through the glass ceiling”

Prestel Publishing House

After the House, Privacy in a Shared World, 2021. Fernanda Canales (Mexican b.1974): “How will we live together?, Exhibition” Biennale Architettura

After the House, Privacy in a Shared World, 2021. Fernanda Canales: “How will we live together?, Short Guide” Biennale Architettura

Mexico. Displacements / Desplazamientos: “How will we live together?, Participating Countries and Collateral Events” Biennale Architettura

Design Awards: Fernanda Canales, Best Social Architect. “MONOCLE”

There´s No Place Like Home. Review of the Book Shared Structures, Private Spaces: Housing in Mexico, by Florian Idenburg. “Architectural Record”

10 Women Changing the Landscape of Leadership, “The New York Times”

AD100, “Architectural Digest”

100 Creative Gurus that are revolutionizing what is done in Mexico

Bruma House published at “Habiter autrement”. Editorial Éditions de La Martinière, Author Maryse Quinton

The collective housing factory, “Laure Nashed Architect Journalist”

“Bruma House and Open Museum, Tamayo Pavilion” aerea magazine, Gender Gap

Wang Wilfred, Hoid Barbara, “Fernanda Canales”, Center 22: Latitudes, Architecture in the Americas Vol. 3

O´Neil Ford Centennial Chair in Architecture Publisher

Bruma House published in “Beyond The West”, New Global Architecture.

In Conversation: Fernanda Canales and Loreta Castro Reguera with Jacqueline Hall, ONUS Perspecta 53

Pages 96-114

INSIDE OUT (MXC), AA FILES

Casa Terreno, Valle de Bravo (Mexico), AV Monographs Houses in detail 24 World Houses

Casa Bruma: “Fernanda Canales” en Breaking Ground-Architecture by Women, ed. Phaidon, septiembre

House 21, Apan Housing Laboratory. “ARCHITECT. The Journal of the American Institute of Architects”

Reading Rooms: From the Jaws of Disaster, Architectural Review

Jodidio Philip, “Bruma House” Casa Moderna, Latin American Living

Thames and Hudson Publishers

Productive House Project

Pioneer Spirit, Bruma House

Pioneer Spirit, Bruma House. The Architectural Review

Bruma House: Dark Age, Wallpaper

Wallpaper

Into the Shadows, Record Houses 2018, Bruma House

Architectural Record

Household Portales

Summa+

Education and culture

Summa+

A conversation with Manuel Cervantes, Repetition and Singularity.

El Croquis

Elena Garro Cultural Center

IE

Elena Garro Cultural Center II

Domus

Elena Garro Cultural Center

Maru

Reading Rooms. Mexican Architectures, The Best of the 21st Century, Vol.6 2013-2014

Arquine

The generational relay, contemporary Mexican architecture

Designio

Scale 1: 500, Intervention in the Zócalo of Mexico City

Domus

Utopian skyscrapers in Mexico: the higher the better?

Domus

Aztec Modernity, Pedro Ramírez Vázquez, 1919-2013.

Arquitectura Viva

Books as a frame, Elena Garro Cultural Center

Arquine

Our canon, 100×100 Architects of the 21st Century.

Letras Libres

Pilgrims’ Way

Bauwelt

Overlapping boxes, Maruma House

Arquine

Refined architecture

Letras Libres

A contemporary Mexican architecture conversation, criticism and reflections.

Designio