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Agustín Hernández

Casa Álvarez, 1974-1976

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Sad news from Mexico: Agustín Hernández (1924-2022) has passed away at the biblical age of 98.

This is his monumental own house (1970) in Mexico City, photographed by Julius Shulman.

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Mexico City homes designed by Agustin Hernandez - via x

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Agustin Hernandez - Joven desnuda

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There was a point where Carlos by the times standards was an ok husband. In the beginning Carlos was attempting to do nice things she liked, but always With an air of dismissiveness. Taking her to the circus because she likes it, but then mocking her for liking the clowns, for example.

Carlos isn’t a monster in my mind, but just a consistently selfish and entitled person. With toxic masculinity bruising his ego about Elena being the breadwinner and him being the possible vector of infertility. But he was an orphan as well and he didn’t have the example of loving parents to guide him like she did. Their shared history of being an orphan without family, made them both desperate of fixing that with a big loving home they made. Disappointment and anger soured his love.

Carlos last name is Hernandez. But Elena was more famous, so that is why her name consistently was Elena Ruiz. Elena Rosa Hernandez Ruiz. It’s why Agustin and Felix go by Madrigal, the famous family rule.

So I imagine that’s an extra twist of the knife for Carlos. But he never took her last name in the proper order.

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Casa Amalia, Mexico City by Agustin Hernandez

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Ricola from Trizz Studio on Vimeo.

Ricola Teaming up with Ricola and Fuse Create, we embarked on a journey through a dynamic and delicious world. The new Ricola Throat Balm blends the sweetness of honey, the richness of caramel, and the refreshing essence of Swiss herbs, crafting a unique product full of flavor and character.

Our mission was to create a visual language that captures the deliciousness of Ricola through a dynamic and artistic lens. By mixing photo-realistic ingredients with a powerful animation language, we produced a piece that showcases the best of both worlds.

CREDITS:

BRAND: RICOLA

Senior Vice President Marketing & Innovation: Annette Young Marketing Director: Becky Spruck Brand Manager: Tara Bischoff

AGENCY: FUSE CREATE

Group Account Director: Emily Merrigan Account Director: Malcolm D’souza Account Supervisor: Lily Ljubicic Account Manager: Jenna Stafford Executive Creative Director: Steve Miller Copywriter: Mike Furlong Art Director: Patrick Carter Producer: Terra Stephen Creative Strategy Director: Jacquie Kostuk Creative Strategist: Emily Farrugia

TRIZZ STUDIO:

Creative Directors: Marcel Hita Senior Producer: Hatty Christie Production Assistant: Kasia Foremski Art Direction and Research: Katerina Mileva, Nerea Hernandez 3D Artists: Marcel Hita, Nick Zieroff, Alex Levington, Lucas Giraldez, Gerard Foix, Dani Guixa, Agustin Chilling, Sebastian Gutnisky, VoidNLogic, Valentin Bertrand 2D Artists: Carlos Arandia, Mikel Gomez Editor: Joan Solsona

Executive Creative Director: Oriol Puig Executive Producer: Simon Bath Account Director: Albert Garcia Head of Accounting: Ana Baeza

SOUND DESIGN & MUSIC: Banjo Soundscapes

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Praxis Architect Agustin Hernandez 1975 Mexico City

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LAPD Officer Agustin P. Hernandez https://copblaster.com/blast/50480/lapd-officer-agustin-p-hernandez?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=tumblr

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Agustin Hernandez, the last great Mexican modern architect, dies at 98

Agustin Hernandez, the last great Mexican modern architect, dies at 98

Until just three years ago, Agustin Hernandez continued to leave his house every day to work. In the morning I would arrive at his studio in the shape of a spaceship designed by himself in 1975. I would open the golden gates, like Star Trek. He climbed a spiral staircase with triangular steps and no railing to the first floor and started the day. He could spend hours and even entire days alone in…

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Casa Álvarez (1971-75) in Mexico City, Mexico, by Agustín Hernández

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Taller de Arquitectura, Agustin Hernandez

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Pictures Of Incredible Mexican Architecture

Casa en el aire (1991) Considered a great example of avant-garde architecture.

Architect: Agustín Hernández

Photographer: Mario Yaír T.S.

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abandoned Centro de Meditación in Santa María Ahuacatitlán, Mexico in summer 2015. Designed and developed by Agustín Hernández (b. 1924) in 1986 as a center for meditation, the utopian building represents a rich interface of pre-Columbian symbology and futuristic elements of the postmodern. Located on a site chosen by the architect for its energetic interaction with key locations in the region such as Tepoztlán, Cholula, and Malinalco, the iconic building’s derelict state lends it an anthropological quality, fostering local myths, and allowing surreal and esoteric narratives to emerge. Filmed on location in Santa María Ahuacatitlán, Tetela tells the story of two young boys who stumble upon the Centro's ruins and unusual situation crafted there by García Torres. Throughout the film, the context and the site itself create a space for reflection – a museum of sorts where human gestures and nature’s intervention blur their own realities. Thoughts of a failed utopia shape a subtle illusionary fusion of the past and what is still to come.

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- masks by diego montoya, photographed by agustin hernandez

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Agustín Hernández