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Young Architects in Latin America

CATIA 100, Sistema de equipamientos comunitarios, Catia, Caracas, Venezuela. Aparatos contingentes : Gabriel Visconti, Marcos Coronel. Courtesy Aparatos contigentes

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Young Architects in Latin America

CATIA 100, Sistema de equipamientos comunitarios, Catia, Caracas, Venezuela. Aparatos contingentes : Gabriel Visconti, Marcos Coronel. Courtesy Aparatos contigentes

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Young Architects in Latin America

Centro de desarrollo infantil El Guadual, Cauca, Colombia. Zita : Daniel Feldman. Courtesy Daniel Feldman

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Young Architects in Latin America

Centro de desarrollo infantil El Guadual, Cauca, Colombia. Zita : Daniel Feldman. Courtesy Daniel Feldman

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Young Architects in Latin America

Cueva de Luz, La Carpio, San José, Costa Rica. Entre nos Atelier : Michael Smith Masis, Alejandro Vallejo Rivas. Courtesy Entre Nos Atelier

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Young Architects in Latin America

Cueva de Luz, La Carpio, San José, Costa Rica. Entre nos Atelier : Michael Smith Masis, Alejandro Vallejo Rivas. Courtesy Entre Nos Atelier

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Young Architects in Latin America

Ambient 30_60, Las Condes, Santiago, Chile. Umwelt : Ignacio Garcia Partarrieu. Courtesy Umwelt

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Young Architects in Latin America

Ambient 30_60, Las Condes, Santiago, Chile. Umwelt : Ignacio Garcia Partarrieu. Courtesy Umwelt

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Young Architects in Latin America

Observatorio Marino, Punta San Juan, Peru. Jochamowitz Rivera Arquitectos : Nicolás Rivera Bianchi, Mariana Jochamowitz Cárdenas. Courtesy Jochamowitz Rivera Arquitectos

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Young Architects in Latin America

Observatorio Marino, Punta San Juan, Peru. Jochamowitz Rivera Arquitectos : Nicolás Rivera Bianchi, Mariana Jochamowitz Cárdenas. Courtesy Jochamowitz Rivera Arquitectos

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Young Architects in Latin America

Pabellón-puente, Valle de Calamuchita, Argentina. Alarcia-Ferrer Arquitectos :Joaquin Alarcia, Federico Ferrer Deheza. Courtesy Alarcia-Ferrer Arquitectos

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Pabellón-puente, Valle de Calamuchita, Argentina. Alarcia-Ferrer Arquitectos :Joaquin Alarcia, Federico Ferrer Deheza. Courtesy Alarcia-Ferrer Arquitectos

Selected projects from Young Architects in Latin America , the Ca’Asi competition for the 2018 Venice Architecture Biennale

Young Architects in Latin America

La Cueva, Jalisco, México. Cotaparedes Arquitectos: Abraham Cota Paredes. Courtesy Cotaparedes Arquitectos

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La Cueva, Jalisco, México. Cotaparedes Arquitectos: Abraham Cota Paredes. Courtesy Cotaparedes Arquitectos

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Refugio urbano, Cordoba, Argentina. Agustin Berzero Valeria Jaros. Courtesy Agustin Berzero, Valeria Jaros

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Refugio urbano, Cordoba, Argentina. Agustin Berzero Valeria Jaros. Courtesy Agustin Berzero, Valeria Jaros

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Casa Península, Guaruja, Brasil. Bernardes Arquitetura : CamilaTariki, Dante Furlan. Courtesy Bernardes Arquitetura

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Casa Península, Guaruja, Brasil. Bernardes Arquitetura : CamilaTariki, Dante Furlan. Courtesy Bernardes Arquitetura

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El Camarote, Valle de los Chillos, Ecuador. Panamerica Sur — Sebastián Calero Larrea. Courtesy Panamerica Sur

Selected projects from Young Architects in Latin America , the Ca’Asi competition for the 2018 Venice Architecture Biennale

Young Architects in Latin America

El Camarote, Valle de los Chillos, Ecuador. Panamerica Sur — Sebastián Calero Larrea. Courtesy Panamerica Sur

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Grand Salvo, Montevideo, Uruguay. Federico Lagomarsino. Courtesy Federico Lagomarsino

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Grand Salvo, Montevideo, Uruguay. Federico Lagomarsino. Courtesy Federico Lagomarsino

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Embajada de Brasil, Santiago de Chile, Chile. Ipiña+Nieto : Tadea Casilda De Ipiña Mariscal, Jorge Nieto Pujol. Courtesy Ipiña+Nieto

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Embajada de Brasil, Santiago de Chile, Chile. Ipiña+Nieto : Tadea Casilda De Ipiña Mariscal, Jorge Nieto Pujol. Courtesy Ipiña+Nieto

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Municipio de Nancagua, Nancagua, Chile. Beals Lyon Arquitectos : Alejandro Beals, Loreto Lyon. Courtesy Beals Lyon Arquitectos

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Municipio de Nancagua, Nancagua, Chile. Beals Lyon Arquitectos : Alejandro Beals, Loreto Lyon. Courtesy Beals Lyon Arquitectos

Selected projects from Young Architects in Latin America , the Ca’Asi competition for the 2018 Venice Architecture Biennale

Young Architects in Latin America

Hostal Ritoque, Ritoque, Valparaíso, Chile. Alejandro Soffia Gabriel Rudolphy architects. Courtesy Alejandro Soffia, Gabriel Rudolphy.

Selected projects from Young Architects in Latin America , the Ca’Asi competition for the 2018 Venice Architecture Biennale

Young Architects in Latin America

Hostal Ritoque, Ritoque, Valparaíso, Chile. Alejandro Soffia Gabriel Rudolphy architects. Courtesy Alejandro Soffia, Gabriel Rudolphy.

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Juana Azurduy Nuñez, Buenos Aires, Argentina. BAAG : Griselda Balian, Gabriel Monteleone, Gastón Noriega. Courtesy BAAG

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Juana Azurduy Nuñez, Buenos Aires, Argentina. BAAG : Griselda Balian, Gabriel Monteleone, Gastón Noriega. Courtesy BAAG

Selected projects from Young Architects in Latin America , the Ca’Asi competition for the 2018 Venice Architecture Biennale

Young Architects in Latin America

Capela Ingamirim, Ingamirim, Brasil. Estudio Angatuba : Francisco Javier Rivas, Guadalupe Sappia,

Rodrigo Quintella Messina. Courtesy Estudio Angatuba

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Young Architects in Latin America

Capela Ingamirim, Ingamirim, Brasil. Estudio Angatuba : Francisco Javier Rivas, Guadalupe Sappia,

Rodrigo Quintella Messina. Courtesy Estudio Angatuba

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Young Architects in Latin America

Flocking Tejas, Chile. BASE : Felipe Sepulveda, Barbara Barreda.Courtesy BASE

Selected projects from Young Architects in Latin America , the Ca’Asi competition for the 2018 Venice Architecture Biennale

Young Architects in Latin America

Flocking Tejas, Chile. BASE : Felipe Sepulveda, Barbara Barreda.Courtesy BASE

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Young Architects in Latin America

Escuelas libres, Chile. García de la Huerta & Gleixner Arq : Tomás García de la Huerta, Xaviera Gleixner, José Miguel Pinto. Courtesy García de la Huerta & Gleixner Arq

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Young Architects in Latin America

Escuelas libres, Chile. García de la Huerta & Gleixner Arq : Tomás García de la Huerta, Xaviera Gleixner, José Miguel Pinto. Courtesy García de la Huerta & Gleixner Arq

Images and visuals from the 18 projects selected by CA’ASI to represent the new tendencies of a repositioning architectural scene.

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