Nuestro Ambiente: Latinos Shaping Houston
A spirited exhibition that is unnapolagetically proud and celebratory.
On View
October 24, 2025-March 27, 2026
Architecture Center Houston
Deliverables
Identity system
Exhibition design
Marketing materials
Sponsors
InfraTECH
Luis Ayala
Marek
Martinez Architects
Page now Stantec
RDLR
Additional support provided by
DBR, Wilson and Catherine Maxey, and Daniel Ortiz, AIA
October 24, 2025-March 27, 2026
Architecture Center Houston
Deliverables
Identity system
Exhibition design
Marketing materials
Sponsors
InfraTECH
Luis Ayala
Marek
Martinez Architects
Page now Stantec
RDLR
Additional support provided by
DBR, Wilson and Catherine Maxey, and Daniel Ortiz, AIA
Photography
Courtesy of Ray Perez and Luis Ayala
Courtesy of Ray Perez and Luis Ayala
At a time when Latino identity and communities are under increasing pressure, Nuestro Ambiente honors the legacy of Latino contributions to Houston’s cultural and built environment—while raising the urgent question of the future of Houston’s ambiente without a stable, legally-protected, Latino workforce.
I worked closely with the key members from the AIAH Latino Architecture Committee to develop an experience that serves as a triumphant love letter to Houston's Latino community. By highlighting the city's historic neighborhoods, identifying key community leaders, and sharing stories of resilience and creativity, Nuestro Ambiente showcased that Houston is a place where culture is lived, not just observed. As a result, the exhibition received a proclamation from the City of Houston for its cultural impact.
I worked closely with the key members from the AIAH Latino Architecture Committee to develop an experience that serves as a triumphant love letter to Houston's Latino community. By highlighting the city's historic neighborhoods, identifying key community leaders, and sharing stories of resilience and creativity, Nuestro Ambiente showcased that Houston is a place where culture is lived, not just observed. As a result, the exhibition received a proclamation from the City of Houston for its cultural impact.