Now includes Mexico City and architect-focused maps ArchiMaps, an app for iOS and Android, is a gift to architecture lovers everywhere. First launched in 2017, the app provides comprehensive guides to architecturally-significant buildings, bridges, and more around the world. ArchiMaps currently has 11 map guides, including seven maps focusing on global cities like New York, London, Barcelona, and Mexico City, and four maps highlighting the greatest hits of architects Eero Saarinen, Mies van der Rohe, Adolf Loos, and Antoni Gaudí. (For more architecture-minded travel inspiration, be sure to check out the Curbed guide to the world?s best design cities.)
The brainchild of Spanish architect �ngel Camacho, the project took a few years to come to fruition, both in finding a developer collaborator and preparing content for the first maps. In an email to Curbed, Camacho explained that he always begins with an extensive search for the most important buildings in each city, and then little by little layers on increasingly obscure works, aiming to strike a balance with architects, styles, and time periods.
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Left: ?Not to Miss in Madrid? ArchiRoute; Right: Map of sites in Chicago

The app does exactly what you might expect: Open it up, choose a city, and see a zoomable map of over two hundred notable structures in each city, color-coded by time period and labeled with symbols representing different building types. Click on a specific...