Michel Rojkind Architecture

Michel Rojkind (Mexico City, 1969) studied Architecture and Urban Planning at Universidad Iberoamericana.

In 2002, he founded Rojkind Arquitectos, a Mexico City–based creative studio focused on design, business strategies, and experiential innovation. The practice has developed projects such as the Cineteca Nacional (2012), Mercado Roma (2014), HighPark (2015), Boca del Río Philharmonic Hall (2021), Metadistillery José Cuervo (2022), Pictograma Winery (2023), the Yoltic Seat (2022), and The Ledger in Bentonville, Arkansas (2022).

His work has been widely featured in publications including The New York Times, Wallpaper, Architectural Digest, Forbes, and Líderes Mexicanos. Recognitions include Wallpaper’s “150 Movers, Shakers and Makers” (2011), Forbes’ list of the most influential Mexican architects (2013), and Líderes Mexicanos’ “Los 300” (since 2019). In 2022, Forbes México named him among the “100 Most Creative Mexicans in the World,” and in 2025 he was elevated to Honorary Fellow of the American Institute of Architects (AIA).