Top: Luis Machuca Santa-Cruz, Recuperación del Caminito del Rey, Ardales, Spain, 2014. Above: "Displacements", 10th Ibero-American Architecture and Urban Planning Biennial, exhibition view, La Triennale di Milano, 2017. Photo Gianluca Di Ioia
"Displacements", 10th Ibero-American Architecture and Urban Planning Biennial, exhibition view, La Triennale di Milano, 2017. Photo Gianluca Di Ioia
"Displacements", 10th Ibero-American Architecture and Urban Planning Biennial, exhibition view, La Triennale di Milano, 2017. Photo Gianluca Di Ioia
Together with the individual cultural circumstances of each society in all the various areas, these phenomena need to be examined well beyond the confines of any one particular place. The 26 works that constitute this tenth edition of the Ibero-American Architecture and Urban Planning Biennial clearly show the level of flexibility that Ibero-American architecture has achieved. With them, awards are given to research projects and publications in formats that are both traditional – books and journals – and new, with an understanding of how important it has become to understand architecture in all its aspects.
Francisco Vieira de Campos, Cristina Guedes and João Mendes Ribeiro, Arquipélago – Centro de Artes Contemporâneas, Ribeira Grande, Portugal, 2014
Farhid Maya Ramírez, Lucas Serna Rodas, Diana Herrera Duque, Mauricio Valencia Correa, Vigía Del Fuerte, Colombia, 2014
until 4 June 2017
10th Ibero-American Architecture and Urban Planning Biennial. Displacements
curated by Ángela García de Paredes and Ignacio Pedrosa
La Triennale di Milano
viale Alemagna 6, Milan