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The Fernandez House, located in Tampico downtown, was designed and built in 1926 by the Tampico engineer Bartolo Rodriguez Saunders, who studied at Georgia Tech in Atlanta, and the Catalan architect Arechiga. The building’s ornamentalist design, resembling the abundant decorations of Catalan modernism, could be derived from this connection to Arechiga. Its patron and original owner was Luciano Fernandez Gomez. The local historian Carlos Gonzalez Salas has said that the Fernandez House has long been known in Tampico as the “cake house,” a name that reveals the irony of the building’s ostentation, a symptom of the rising prosperity of its owners at a time that the nationalist cultural project – which aimed for hegemony – had not managed to permeate all sectors of Mexican society.

La casa Fernández de Tampico (1926) “La belleza será comestible o no será”