#xitle

[thesaurushouseofdesign]

Casa-Estudio Max Cetto, Mexico City, Mexico, 1949,

The very first house that was built in Jardines del Pedregal-a modernist upscale residential area that emerged on the lava fields of the Xitle in the late forties-was designed by architect Max Cetto for himself and his family.

Garden created by Catarina Cetto.

[icaronycteris]

Vista de la pirámide de Cuicuilco, ca. 1936 x Esther Born

Probablemente la estructura más antigua del continente norteamericano. Born empleó esta foto para acompañar su texto de apertura de The New Architecture in Mexico (1937), añadiendo además dos diagramas: uno de la pirámide y otro con el mismo perfil de la pirámide pero mezclándolo la sección del proyecto Durand de 1932 de Le Corbusier.

[furryalligator]

(via Depave Paradise - 99% Invisible)

Source: http://twitter.com/99piorg/status/1133502141157519360

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— 99 Percent Invisible (@99piorg) May 28, 2019

[isabelmaya-blog1]

          Forgotten Pyramid in Mexico City

Thousands of tourists travel outside of Mexico City to visit Teotihuacan. Many of these people are not aware of a more ancient pyramid located near the prestigious National Autonomous University of Mexico. This massive circular pyramid named Cuicuilco once had an impressive population of 20,000 people. This archeological site is probably the first ceremonial center in the basin of Mexico, dated to be 7,000 years old. Statues portraying an old, wrinkled man carrying a brazier have been found in the area and have been linked to the god of fire known as Huehueteotl. It is possible that the reason the people who lived in Cuicuilco worshipped the god of fire is because of the nearby volcano Xitle. According to radiocarbon dating, Xitle erupted during 245 - 315 AD and the lava from this eruption made its way north to Cuicuilco. The development of this site that was originally founded as a farming village was disrupted due to the eruption. People were forced to abandon villages and according to archeological evidence, some of the Cuicuilcanos who left found refuge across the lake in the peninsula of Itzapalapa while others left to Teotihuacan. Parts of Mexico City today including UNAM are built on top of “El Pedregal,” the ancient lava flow of Xitle. This stunning archeological site that pre-dates Teotihuacan is just minutes away from the UNAM campus. Next time you are traveling in Mexico City make sure to visit this place whose Nahuatl name means “place where songs and dances are made”.

[tenochtenochtitlani]

Con Lina y William Carlos Williams, bajo la lluvia, camino a la Reserva.

𝕓 𝕒 𝕣 𝕣 𝕠

𝒟𝐼𝒱𝒜 𝐸𝒳𝒫𝐸𝑅𝐼𝑀𝐸𝒩𝒯𝒜𝐿 meta angel | in my own orchid.

[mayadusty]

. . . . . . . . . . #mayadusty #xitle #senderismo #hiking #mexico #cdmx #nature #naturaleza #picoftheday #ajusco #volcan #tunelesxitle #volcanxitle #rock #rocas (en Volcán Xitle) https://www.instagram.com/p/CkXPbAxuf7a/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[natti-nattramn]

Florecita #flores #cdmx #xitle #nature #naturephotography (en Volcán Xitle) https://www.instagram.com/p/CjQvqVTuU06/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[exploradores-del-popocatepetl]

Material volcánico de hace 1500 años, muestras tomadas del volcan Xitle y sus alrededores en la Expedición "Volcan Xitle 2015" vemos las huellas de flujos de lava tipo "aa" cuyos flujos son lentos pero arrasaron con los habitantes de su alrededor. #ExploradoresStardustfox #naturaleza #explorador #exploradores #xitle #volcanxitle #volcanes #volcanoes #volcan #volcanes #vulcanologia #vulcanology #geologia #geology #fotografia #photography (en Volcán Xitle) https://www.instagram.com/p/BRyr-F4D7GU/?igshid=1qu4hqm0a093z