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Argentinian Architecture refers to the architectural style and buildings constructed in Argentina throughout its history. The architectural style in Argentina has been influenced by various cultures and movements, including Spanish colonial, Italian, French, and Art Nouveau, among others. During the 20th century, Argentina witnessed a great boom in construction and architecture, and many notable architects, including Alejandro Bustillo, César Pelli, and Guillermo Rodríguez, emerged during this period. Argentina’s most famous architectural landmarks include Palermo Park, the Kavanagh Building, the Teatro Colon, and the Casa de las Culturas. These buildings showcase the country’s rich architectural heritage and its ability to adapt to changing styles and trends.
In the heart of Buenos Aires, Argentina, an architectural transformation occurred between 2018 and 2022 under the guidance of architect Daniel Canda. The new headquarters for OSPAÑA Obra Social illustrates…
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Los Cardales Country Club thrives in a consolidated environment marked by uniform architecture and lush vegetation. Within this idyllic setting, the Cabin 192 project by architect Daniel Canda takes root,…
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Amancio Williams (1913-1989), though many of his designs never materialized, remains a towering figure in Argentine architecture. His most acclaimed work, the “Casa sobre el Arroyo“, or the Bridge House,…
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Esteras Perrote Studio’s PSJ Project, a refurbishment located in Córdoba, Argentina, is a 40-square-meter tribute to silence, respect, and simplicity. Transcending conventional architecture, the project offers a reflective journey that…
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Completed in 2023, the Archipiélago “Casas de autor” project is a testament to the innovative prowess of Alarcia Ferrer Arquitectos. This groundbreaking initiative features the construction of twelve distinct houses,…
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The Medanos Summer House, conceptualized by Besonias Almeida Architects, is nestled at kilometer 427 of Provincial Route N° 11, just 10 km south of Villa Gesell and a short 3…
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Completed in 2022 by Máximo Bertoia, the Botanic LAB is an educational building on the outskirts of La Plata, Argentina, that aims to combine cultural, scientific, and educational activities into…
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The Kavanagh Building is a famous skyscraper in Buenos Aires, Argentina, designed in 1934 by architects Gregorio Sánchez, Ernesto Lagos, and Luis María de la Torre. It is considered a pinnacle…
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In 2020, the Clorindo Testa Studio, with Juan Fontana and Oski Lorenti in charge, remodeled an old house conversion into the Andreani Foundation: an art space facing the Riachuelo of…
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In 1961, the project by Clorindo Testa, Francisco Bullrich, and Alicia Cazzaniga won the design competition to build the Mariano Moreno National Library of the Argentine Republic. The library is…
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Le Corbusier designed the House, commissioned by Dr. Pedro Curutchet in 1948. It is one of the very few buildings the architect built attached to preexisting buildings and perfectly responded…
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Completed in 1966, the new headquarters for the Bank of London in Buenos Aires stands as a testament to the innovative collaboration between Clorindo Testa and SEPRA Studio. More than…
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