Carlos Herrera Book order

Focusing on Juan Bautista de Anza's role as governor of New Mexico from 1778 to 1788, the biography highlights his significant contributions to the governance of the colony amid external threats. Anza implemented reforms that not only preserved New Mexico as a Spanish territory but also reinforced the Spanish Empire in North America. While he is often recognized for his travels to California, this work reveals his broader historical impact as a soldier and administrator, offering a comprehensive view of his life and legacy.

Focusing on the innovative designs of Carlos Herrera, this monograph showcases his ability to merge indoor and outdoor spaces in harmony with nature. As the first English-language book dedicated to his work, it highlights his modernist approach and significant contributions to Mexican architecture. Featuring stunning photographs set in breathtaking landscapes, the volume also includes original writings that provide insight into Herrera's philosophy. It appeals to fans of Mexican Modernism and celebrates a key figure in the architectural tradition.