The Avery Review | <i>Mi casa es mi refugio</i>: At the Service of Mexican Modernism in Casa Barragán

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The Avery Review | <i>Mi casa es mi refugio</i>: At the Service of Mexican Modernism in Casa Barrag&aacute;n The Avery Review About Submissions Issues Topics The Avery Review Francisco Quiñones — Mi casa es mi refugio : At the Service of Mexican Modernism in Casa Barragán Download PDF Few people are aware that the house designed by Mexican architect Luis Barragán—known today as Casa Barragán —was designed originally for not just one occupant but two. Similarly, few know that this house, built in 1948, was not only Barragán’s residence but also the studio where he tested ideas and designed many

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