The park offers us a refuge of serenity and contemplation.
Quetzalcoatl Park is an ecological and cultural project conceived by architect Javier Senosiain.
The design and construction of the park began in 2007 and is still underway. Although the park remains closed to the public, we offer limited guided tours by reservation only for students, researchers, creatives, and visitors interested in organic architecture.
We are a space for encounters with nature and culture, where you will experience different sensory experiences.
About the Architect
Architect Javier Senosiain Aguilar has combined teaching with professional practice and research. He graduated from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) in 1972. Since then, he has taught Design Studio and Architectural Theory. In his professional career, he has developed and constructed office buildings, houses, industrial plants, and tourist facilities. He has also dedicated a significant part of his professional life to researching and experimenting with human habitable space in its relationship to nature.
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“ Human beings must not detach themselves from their primal impulses, from their biological being. They must remember that they originate from a natural source and that the search for their home cannot be separated from their roots; that is, they must avoid creating an unnatural habitat. ”
— Javier Senosiain
Types of Visits
The park is currently closed to the public, but offers limited visits by appointment for students, academics, architects, and people interested in learning about the project.
Important Information
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The tour is guided and lasts approximately 2 hours.
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The exploration is done by walking through the space on uneven terrain.
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If anyone in your group has special needs, please contact us in advance.
* Consider 1 hour of travel for your arrival. There is no public transportation; the most convenient way to get here is by private vehicle or taxi. The use of professional equipment, stabilizers, or drones is not permitted.
FAQs
Before your visit, below you will find the essential information to plan your tour at Quetzalcoatl Park.
Architecture must respect the landscape.
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