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event · August 18, 2026

MEXTRÓPOLI publishes its 2026 architecture and city program

The four-day Mexico City festival provides a concentrated reporting opportunity around Latin American architecture, public-space installations and urban debate. The newly published program includes building tours, exhibitions and routes focused on O’Gorman, Candela, Goeritz and González de León.

MEXTRÓPOLI publishes its 2026 architecture and city program

Multiple venues including Alameda Central, Colegio de San Ildefonso, Teatro de la Ciudad Esperanza Iris, Museo Experimental El Eco and Museo de Arte Popular, Mexico City, Mexico

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MEXTRÓPOLI 2026, organized around the theme Movimientos, will bring conferences, exhibitions, public-space pavilions, a light installation, guided architectural routes and discussion programs to Mexico City. The program opens at Colegio de San Ildefonso on September 17 with the exhibition Entretejidas, arquitectas mexicanas: Presente, pasado y futuro. Subsequent sessions include speakers from Mexico and abroad and routes devoted to Juan O’Gorman, Xochimilco, Félix Candela, Teodoro González de León, Mathias Goeritz, Ciudad Universitaria and Tlatelolco.

Status and timeline

The detailed program is live. The festival runs September 17–20, 2026, with ticketed lectures and specialized routes alongside free public installations.

Design highlights

Architecture experienced in situ; city-scale public programming; movement as an urban and social framework; public installations in Alameda Central; architectural heritage routes; recognition of women in Mexican architecture.

Important dates

· Festival opening · Details ↗

· Final festival day and architectural routes · Details ↗

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