Mexican and European architecture share some similarities in their emphasis on form and originality, but they differ in key ways. Mexican architecture features more color than European, which has more volume and detail, and tends to be older, cover more territory, and be more expensive, though not always.

1. MEXICAN ARCHITECTURE
AND EUROPEAN
ARCHITECTURE.

2. HOW THEY ARE ALIKE?
• BOTH ARE FAMOUS FOR THEIR FORM AND ORIGINALITY.

3. THEY ARE DIFFERENT TRENDS AND ONE HAS
A LOT OF COLOR AND ONE OTHER FEATURES
VERY MODERN

4. DIFFERENCES
• THE MEXICAN ARCHITECTURE HAS MORE COLOR THAN THE EUROPEAN.
• THE EUROPEA HAS MORE VOLUME THAN THE MEXICAN.
• THE EUROPE ARCHITECTURE IS MORE DETAILED THAN THE MEXICAN
ARCHITECTURE.
• THE EUROPEA IS OLDER THAN THE MEXICAN.
• THE EUROPEA HAS MORE TERRITORY THAN THE MEXICAN
• THE EUROPEA ARCHITECTURE IS MORE EXPENSIVE THAN THE MEXICAN
ARCHITECTURE. BUT NO IN ALL CASES.