Jorge Garibay is a Mexican architect whose practice has been shaped within the field of private housing, exploring how the domestic realm intertwines with the natural, the enduring, and the transcendent. From his studio based in Querétaro, Jorge Garibay Arquitectos has developed projects where materiality, light, and context become the invisible threads that weave through each work.

The studio focuses primarily on residential architecture—understood not as a mere composition of spaces, but as a proposal for inhabiting both time and place. Among its projects stands Casa Lujambio in Juriquilla (Querétaro), a house that—through tinted concrete volumes—addresses the configuration of domestic space with a deliberate and conscious geometry. Also notable is Casa San Francisco in San Miguel de Allende, a project completed in 2025 that enters into dialogue with the vineyard landscape, the passage of time, and the architecture of contemplation, integrating local stone, unpolished marble, and hand-applied lime paint within a restrained and essential formal language.

Garibay’s work reveals a vocation for what endures—for materials that hold memory, for light that shapes space, and for silence that inhabits it. His projects seek to merge with their surroundings, proposing an architecture that ages gracefully, that bears the mark of time, and that understands the act of dwelling as an emotional as well as a functional experience.