Mexican Soccer Federation Headquarters (FEMEXFUT)

Arroyo Solís Agraz was selected through a restricted competition to design the Mexican Soccer Federation Headquarters, a project that balances functionality and symbolic identity. The building’s design is rooted in modular flexibility, creating open, adaptable spaces that engage directly with their surroundings. An interior courtyard, seamlessly connected to the stadium, fosters a sense of openness, while the structure itself is embedded within the landscape of sports fields.

A distinctive hexagonal lattice, inspired by the geometry of a soccer ball, acts as both a protective and iconic element, reinforcing the project's architectural language. This approach ensures a rational, efficient, and visually striking design, where every space is shaped by its relationship to the game.

Recognitions & Awards

• 2015 – First Place, Mexican Soccer Federation Competition

• 2017 – Silver Medal, Best Corporate Office Building, III Architecture Biennale of Mexico City

• 2018 – Finalist, Obra del Año Expansión, Edification Category

• 2018 – First Prize, Best Corporate Office Building, Firenze, Entre Muros Awards

This project stands as a testament to context-driven design, where architecture and sport converge to create a space that is both efficient and emblematic of the Mexican soccer legacy