The Mexican architect Tatiana Bilbao (b. 1972) explores and interprets her home country’s historical culture and building traditions. The landscape plays a crucial role in her work and she works with it on various scales — from the Mexican countryside through urban landscapes to the “internal landscape” of the individual building.

Her work ranges wide: for example a pilgrimage route in Mexico with several architects involved; a botanical garden in Culiacán; or new dwellings. In addition Bilbao always works with people from a number of other disciplines such as philosophers and sociologists.

The exhibition is being mounted in collaboration with Tatiana Bilbao and will portray the architect, her working methods and philosophy, as well as her most important buildings.