18 Facts About Frida Escobedo

Frida Escobedo was born on 1979 and is a Mexican architect.

Frida Escobedo founded her own architectural and Design Studio in 2006 which is located in Mexico City.

Frida Escobedo is known for creating temporary and interactive works which can accommodate multiple intended purposes.

Frida Escobedo was named one of the top 30 most influential architects in London by ArchDaily because of her work on the Serpentine Pavilion.

Frida Escobedo studied architecture at the Universidad Iberoamericana and received a master's degree in Art, Design and the Public Domain at Harvard's Graduate School of Design.

Frida Escobedo has participated as a judge for the Harvard Graduate School of Design, Boston Architectural College and the Monterrey Institute of Technology in Mexico.

Frida Escobedo has taught classes at Columbia University's Graduate School of Architecture, Planning, and Preservation, Harvard Graduate School of Design, and the Architectural Association School of Architecture in London.

Frida Escobedo is currently still based in Mexico City working in Colonia Juarez central area, where she works as an independent architect in an office with nine other colleagues.

In 2006, "Perro Rojo" was dissolved and Frida Escobedo began her own architecture and design firm.

Frida Escobedo has designed under her own name from the firms inception to the current day.

In 2018 Frida Escobedo designed the Serpentine Pavilion for the London's Kensington Gardens.

The structure featured latticed walls of British made cement which allow both light and wind to pass through; the open, yet enclosed structure Frida Escobedo designed is intended to create an illusion of secrecy.

Frida Escobedo makes use of a small pool and a mirrored ceiling which creates a contrast between light and shadow that changes throughout the day as the sun moves angles, the shadows that shift resembles the passage of the day.

Frida Escobedo's team arranged the bricks in stacks with opposing diagonal rows creating a grid that just out into the store.

Already through her partnership, Frida Escobedo has demonstrated her vision to create enthralling galleries that will challenge the embedded hierarchies of our history and chart a more accessible trajectory for the new wing.

Frida Escobedo defends the idea that an architectural design is always brought to completion by the way it is inhabited.

Frida Escobedo reveals later in the interview that people's emotions and relationships are revealed by building's design.

However Frida Escobedo never doubted she was going to be in a creative field.