Ricardo de Romay is a Mexican architecture studio, founded in 1975, whose work is guided by a deep respect for landscape, craft, and cultural memory. Drawing from Mayan traditions and classical architectural language, it has developed a contemporary approach often described as Mayan Organic Vernacular — an architectural language shaped by light, climate, and the hand of the artisan. Across homes and regional landmarks that shaped the region, such as Playa del Carmen’s Fifth Avenue, its work seeks to create spaces that feel at once timeless and deeply connected to the places and people they serve.

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