#ThrowbackThursday | Paradise Valley Community College in Phoenix. This is an example of #MexicanMinimalism, which is characterized by simple geometries, an absence of surface decoration, the integration of indoor and outdoor spaces, and the use of bold color. It’s a distinctive style that emerged in #Mexico in the #1920s. “The original architectural proponents for the movement were Juan O’Gorman and Luis Barragán, but they were followed closely by Ricardo Legorreta and later, his son, Victor.” - The Guide to New Mexico #Architecture We’re curious: would you like to see us post more throwbacks of different #design styles? Let us know in the comments. #HispanicHeritageMonth #HHM #MinimalismArchitecture