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View fullsize Casa Luis Barragán: Gardens and courtyards were an extension of the house. He used walls, trees, and silence to create spaces of contemplation and retreat in the middle of the city.

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View fullsize Barragán believed color and light could transform space into emotion. His bold use of pink, gold, and natural light turned minimal forms into deeply spiritual experiences.

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View fullsize Casa Luis Barragán 
Luis Barragán (1902–1988) was Mexico’s most influential modern architect and the only Mexican to win the Pritzker Prize (1980). His house and studio in Mexico City, built in 1948, is now a UNESCO World He
View fullsize July 2025: Templo de San Felipe Neri “La Profesa,” one of the finest examples of Mexican Baroque. Founded by the Jesuits in the late 1500s and rebuilt in the 18th century, its interior glows with gilded altarpieces and mural paintings tha
View fullsize Discovered in 1978 near the Templo Mayor, the Coyolxauhqui Stone depicts the dismembered body of the moon goddess after being defeated by Huitzilopochtli, god of war. Alongside it, the Tzompantli (skull wall) reflects the Aztec practice of displaying
View fullsize July 2025: Barrio Tepito
Scenes from Tepito, one of Mexico City’s most storied neighborhoods — a place of tradition, toughness, and identity that has shaped the capital for generations.

#Tepito #CDMX #MexicoCity #StreetPhotography #Black
View fullsize July 2025: Mexico City
Aztec dancers performing at the Zócalo in Mexico City. These ritual dances, often accompanied by drums and traditional attire, are rooted in pre-Hispanic traditions that have been preserved and reinterpreted over centuri
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Inside the Palacio de Minería in Mexico City. Built between 1797 and 1813, it was designed by Spanish architect Manuel Tolsá as the Royal School of Mines. Today it remains one of the finest examples of neoclassica
View fullsize July 2025: Mexico City
The former Palace of the Inquisition, later the School of Medicine, now a museum. The black volcanic stone façade, baroque details, and symmetry reflect the grandeur of colonial Mexico.

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View fullsize July 2025: Mexico City
Here stands the Metropolitan Cathedral, built over three centuries beginning in the 16th century, blending Renaissance, Baroque, and Neoclassical styles. 

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View fullsize Templo de San Felipe Neri “La Profesa,” a baroque landmark in Mexico City’s historic center. Built in the late 16th century and rebuilt in the 18th, it has witnessed centuries of change in the heart of the city.

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View fullsize July 2025: Mexico City, Polanco
Polanco at sunset — the Soumaya Museum’s shimmering curves against a new tower rising beside it. 

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View fullsize July 2025: Mexico City, Polanco
Polanco at sunset — the Soumaya Museum’s shimmering curves against a new tower rising beside it. 

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View fullsize July 2025: Mexico City, Polanco
Polanco at sunset — the Soumaya Museum’s shimmering curves against a new tower rising beside it. 

#architecturephotography #mexicocity #arquitectura #cdmx #mexicourbano #designinspiration #travelcaptures #
View fullsize July 2025: Polanco CDMX
Residencial del Bosque II in Polanco. glowing at sunset just before the storm rolls in.
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#ResidencialDelBosque #Polanco
#MexicoCityArchitecture #SunsetGlow #StormComin #UrbanSilhouette #ResidentialSkyscraper #CesarPelli
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View fullsize July 2025: Mexico City, Polanco
The calm before the storm. 
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#architecturelovers #stormysky #sunsetarchitecture #cityscapephotography #archilovers #mexicocity #modernarchitecture #skyscraperarchitecture #cloudscape #urbanstories #sunsetwatching #geo
View fullsize July 2025: Ciudad de Mexico
Staircases that feel more like sculptures than architecture.
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View fullsize July 2025: Museo Jumex, Mexico City. A museum of contemporary art housed in a striking design by David Chipperfield — minimal lines, geometric precision, and concrete that feels alive with light and shadow.
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View fullsize June 2025: final photo from trip to Madrid. 
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View fullsize Last glimpse of Madrid—geometry, history, and light inside the Prado.

#pradomuseum #madridarchitecture #artandarchitecture #travelphotography #justgoshoot #exploretocreate #peoplescreatives #passionpassport #archilovers #historicarchitecture

Lucio Studio operates inside one of Texas’s premier knife shops, Trapper Jon’s Knives

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Location

16350 Blanco Rd. Ste 129

San Antonio, TX. 78232

Contact Us

956.786.0664

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