Mi Casa es su Casa

About

Illustrated book series about the evolution of housing architecture in Mexico City.

Work performed

Research, Editorial Design, Illustration, Edition

Software

InDesign, Illustrator, Photoshop

A hand holding a red book titled 'Mi Casa es su Casa'.
A book cover titled "Mi Casa es su Casa" with the subtitle "Nueva España" and the author's name, Alejandro de la Peza. The cover features an illustration of an archway or gate in black and beige, with a brick pattern in the background.
A person holding an open red hardcover book in front of their face, with only their hands, head, and part of their hair visible, against a plain white background.
An open book with a maroon cover that has the word "Bienvenido" inside a decorative frame on the left page, and a large number '1' followed by text in Spanish on the right page.
Illustration showing the architecture and layout of a castle, including its tower, battlements, porticoed corridors, and service courtyards, along with small windows, a human figure for scale, and a person reading a book about fortress house typology
Comparison of three architectural house types: Baroque, Half-house, and Vecindad, each shown in exploded view with multiple layers and structural details.
Open hardcover book showing a title page with decorative floral design and the words "Siglo XVI." Another open page displays a floor plan diagram and an illustration of a house with a red background.
Book covers from a collection titled 'Mi Casa es su Casa,' featuring designs inspired by architectural and cultural themes, in pink, red, and gold colors.