3D virtual tours of conservation projects in Mexico City’s Historic Center, via World Monuments Fund website
Arvizu, Carlos, et al., Space and place in the Mexican landscape : the evolution of a colonial city, Texas A&M University Press, 2007 (ebook via ProQuest Ebook Central)
Crouch, Dora P., Spanish city planning in North America, MIT Press, HT169.N68C76
Koontz, Rex (Editor), Landscape and power in ancient Mesoamerica, Westview Press, F1219.3.A6L36 2001
Markman, Sidney, Architecture and urbanization of colonial Central America, University of Arizona Press, NA760.A73 1993
Mundy, Barbara E., Death of Aztec Tenochtitlan, the life of Mexico City, University of Texas Press, 2015 (ebook available via ProQuest Ebook Central)
Schreffler, Michael J., “'No lord without vassals, nor vassals without a lord': the royal palace and the shape of kingly power in viceregal Mexico City,” Oxford Art Journal, v. 27, #2, 2004, p. 157–171 (PDF available via Jstor)
Tenorio-Trillo, Mauricio, I speak of the city : Mexico City at the turn of the twentieth century, University of Chicago Press, 2013 (ebook available via ProQuest Ebook Central)
Wagner, Logan, et al., Ancient origins of the Mexican plaza : from primordial sea to public space, University of Texas Press, 2013 (ebook available via ProQuest Ebook Central)
Adrià, Miquel, México 90's: una arquitectura contemporánea = a contemporary architecture, G. Gilli, NA755.A34 1996
Affron, Matthew, et al., Paint the revolution: Mexican modernism, 1910-1950, Philadelphia Museum of Art & Museo del palacio de Bellas Artes Mexico City, ND255 .P34 2016
Burian, Edward R., Modernity and the architecture of Mexico, University of Texas Press, NA755.B87 1997
Castañeda, Luis, “Choreographing the metropolis: networks of circulation and power in Olympic Mexico,” Journal of Design History, v. 25, #3, 2012, p. 285–303 (PDF available via Jstor)
“The City of Mexico,” Lotus International, #91, 1996 (Theme issue)
Davis, Diane E., Urban leviathan: Mexico City in the twentieth century, Temple University Press, HT384.M62 M483 1994
De Anda Alanís, Enrique X., “The Preservation of historic architecture and the beliefs of the modern movement in Mexico: 1914–1963,” Future Anterior: Journal of Historic Preservation, History, Theory, and Criticism, v. 6, #2, 2009, p. 58–73 (PDF available via Jstor)
Flaherty, George F., “Responsive eyes: urban logistics and kinetic environments for the 1968 Mexico City Olympics,” Journal of the Society of Architectural Historians, v. 73, #3, 2014, p. 372–397 (PDF available via Jstor)
Kaplan, Wendy (Editor), Found in translation: design in California and Mexico, 1915-1985, LACMA, NK1410.C2D47 2017
Klich, Lynda, The noisemakers: Estridentismo, vanguardism, and social action in postrevolutionary Mexico, University of California Press, N6555.5.E76 K59 2018
Lejeune, Jean-François, Cruelty & utopia: cities and landscapes of Latin America, Princeton Architectural Press, NA702.C7813 2005
“Mexico,” The Journal of Decorative and Propaganda Arts, v. 26, 2010 (Theme issue)
O'Rourke, Kathryn E., Modern architecture in Mexico City: history, representation, and the shaping of a capital, University of Pittsburgh Press, NA757.M4O76 2016
Olsen, Patrice Elizabeth, Artifacts of revolution: architecture, society, and politics in Mexico City, 1920-1940, Rowman & Littlefield, F1234.O425 2008
Pick, James B., Mexico megacity, Westview Press, HC138.M4 P5 1997
Ward, Peter M., Mexico City, John Wiley & Sons, HT169.M42M498 1997
“Architecture in Mexico,” A+U, February 2003
Burian, Edward R., “Contemporary Mexico City: recycled sites, regenerative landscapes, and revalued post-industrial enclaves,” Perspecta, v. 39, 2007, p. 121–135 (PDF available via Jstor)
Galindo, Michelle, Mexico City: architecture & design, teNeues, NA757.M4M49 2007
Hernandez, Felipe, et al., Transculturation: cities, spaces and architectures in Latin America, Brill, NA2543.S6T73 2005 (ebook also available via ProQuest Ebook Central)
Kalach, Alberto, et al, México, ciudad futura, Edition RM, HT169.M42 M4963 2010
McGuirk, Justin, Radical cities: across Latin America in search of a new architecture, Verso, NA2543.S6 M39 2015
“Mexico City : projects from the megacity,” Praxis #2, 2001 (Theme issue, available via Jstor)
Bailey Glasco, Sharon, Constructing Mexico City : colonial conflicts over culture, space, and authority, Palgrave Macmillan, 2016 (eBook available via ProQuest Ebook Central)
Baquedano, E. et al., “Mexico City,” Oxford Art Online, 2003
Sluis, Ageeth, Deco body, deco city: female spectacle and modernity in Mexico City, 1900–1939, University of Nebraska Press, 2015 (eBook available via ProQuest Ebook Central)
Castro, Maria L. & Irene P. Navarro (Editors), Mexico: economic, political and social issues, Nova Science Publishers, Incorporated, 2008 (ebook available via ProQuest Ebook Central)
Giugale, Marcelo M. et al. (Editors), Mexico, a comprehensive development for the new era, World Bank Publications, 2000 (ebook available via ProQuest Ebook Central)
Randall, Laura, Changing structure of Mexico: political, social and economic prospects, Routledge, 2006 (ebook available via ProQuest Ebook Central)
Alexander, Anna Rose, City on fire: technology, social change, and the hazards of progress in Mexico City, 1860-1910, University of Pittsburgh Press, 2016 (ebook available via ProQuest Ebook Central)
Private solutions for infrastructure in Mexico, World Bank Publications, 2003 (ebook available via ProQuest Ebook Central)
Wakild, Emily, “Naturalizing modernity: urban parks, public gardens and drainage projects in Porfirian Mexico City,” Mexican Studies/Estudios Mexicanos, v. 23, #1, 2007, p. 101–123 (PDF available via Jstor)
Ezcurra, Exequiel. Basin of Mexico: critical environmental issues and sustainability, United Nations University Press, 1999 (ebook available via ProQuest Ebook Central)
Inam, Aseem. Planning for the unplanned: recovering from crises in megacities, Routledge, 2005 (ebook available via ProQuest Ebook Central)
Pezzoli, Keith, Human settlements and planning for ecological sustainability: the case of Mexico City, MIT Press, HT243.M62M487 1998
Boyer, Christopher R. (Editor), A land between waters: environmental histories of modern Mexico, University of Arizona Press, 2012 (ebook available via ProQuest Ebook Central)
Arnauld, M. Charlotte et al, The neighborhood as a social and spatial unit in Mesoamerican cities, University of Arizona Press, 2012 (ebook available via Proquest Ebook Central)
“Historic centre of Mexico City and Xochimilco,” World Heritage List, UNESCO
… Mexico City is comprised of neighborhoods called colonias - a number of which are known for their architecture, history and spirit. These include: the Centro Histórico (historic downtown), the Condesa District (Art Deco architecture), Coyoacan (culturally bohemian; highlights include the Frida Kahlo Museum), the Polanco District (shopping and tourism), Roma (Beaux Arts architecture), and Zona Rosa (LGBTQ friendly) districts.
Bartra, Roger, The Mexican transition: politics, culture and democracy in the twenty-first century, University of Wales Press, 2013 (ebook available via ProQuest Ebook Central)
Cross, John C., Informal politics: street vendors and the state in Mexico City, Stanford University Press, HF5459.M58C76 1998
O'Toole, Gavin, The reinvention of Mexico: national ideology in a neoliberal era, Liverpool University Press, 2010 (ebook available via ProQuest Ebook Central)
Schteingart, Martha, et al, Mexico City, Agenda Publishing, HT169.M4 S38 2023
Tuckman, Jo, Mexico: democracy interrupted, Yale University Press, 2012 (ebook available via ProQuest Ebook Central)
Alýs, Francis, The Historic Centre of Mexico City, Madrid Turner, N6973.A45A4 2005
Castañeda, Luis, “Beyond Tlatelolco: design, media, and politics at Mexico '68,” Grey Room, #40, 2010, p. 100–126 (PDF available via Jstor)
Castañeda, Luis M., Spectacular Mexico: design, propaganda, and the 1968 Olympics, University of Minnesota Press, 2014 (ebook available via ProQuest Ebook Central)
Holmes, Amanda, City fictions: language, body, and Spanish American urban space, Bucknell University Press, 2007 (ebook available via ProQuest Ebook Central)
Central America, Colonial Mexico, Distrito Federal, Mesoamerica, México, Mexico City D.F.
