Global Architecture Led by Mauricio Ceballos

Studio based in Mexico City. Infrastructure, cultural institutions, and high-design residential projects. Led by Mauricio Ceballos, co-director of the New Mexico City Airport.

How We Design: Our Architectural Process

Site Analysis & Cultural Context

Design Process & Human Experience

Varia Living Puerto Vallarta inspires new adventures every day.

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Varia Living Puerto Vallarta inspires new adventures every day. *

+52 56 1022 7321
ag@whitegroup.mx
Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco, 2022, Under construction

Architectural Projects: Infrastructure, Culture & Design

Hospitality & Airport Architecture

We design hospitality and travel environments—primarily airports—that forge meaningful connections between people, place, and purpose.
Civic, Cultural & Sports Architecture

From museums and performance venues to stadiums and public gathering spaces, our work goes beyond function.
Residential Architecture

We design residential environments that respond to context, climate, and lifestyle, emphasizing natural light, spatial clarity, and material quality.
Workplace & Corporate Architecture

We create spaces that balance efficiency, flexibility, and collaboration while reflecting a company’s culture and identity. From open-plan offices to corporate headquarters and co-working environments.
Urban Design & Public Space

Shapes vibrant, resilient, and context-driven environments that connect people, nature, and infrastructure. From public plazas and streetscapes to parks and mixed-use districts

Holistic Architecture, Spaces That Adapt to People and Climate
Interior and exterior flow seamlessly, shaped by honest, local, and coherent materials. Technology enhances simplicity rather than complexity, allowing nature to become an integral part of the architectural experience. In this approach, spaces evolve with people and climate, adapting rather than resisting, and creating environments that feel alive, responsive, and deeply connected to their context.

Regenerative Architecture for Today's Most Urgent Design Challenges
We create low-carbon, regenerative buildings, restore connections to nature, design adaptable and enduring spaces, honor local identity, and develop self-sufficient systems for a resource-scarce future. Our work meets these needs with clarity, purpose, and precision.