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10 Fascinating Things You MUST Know About Teotihuacan
Teotihuacan, located in Mexico City, was one of the most impressive pre-Hispanic cities in the world. With a rich history and monumental architecture, this ancient metropolis continues to fascinate visitors today. Below, we explore the 10 most important points you need to know to make the most of your visit.

Arq. Pablo Vazquez
2 days ago7 min read
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A Saving Urbanism | Rachel de Queiroz Park in Brazil
The Rachel Park is 10 km long and covers about 203 hectares. Because of its great length, the project has been divided into 19 sections, two of which have already been completed. The concept used for the design of the project was the Linear Park, using the structure of the existing road system as a link between the green areas that cut through 8 neighborhoods in the west zone of the capital of Ceará.

Arq. Cristian Galvis
4 days ago3 min read
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The City of God | "If you run away, they catch you, and if you stay, they eat you."
I invite you to immerse yourself in the imposing film “City of God” and transport us to an urban labyrinth tinged with violence.

Arq. Cristian Galvis
7 days ago3 min read
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MICHEL ROJKIND | Raising Mexican Architecture to New Heights
Michel Rojkind's impact on architecture is not limited to the local scene; he is an architect whose focus on technology and innovation is not limited to the local scene.

Arq. Pablo Vazquez
May 102 min read
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Relax in the Bardo | Hotel Bardo by Taller de Arquitectura Viva
Hotel Bardo, designed by Taller de Arquitectura Viva, is characterized by the interest in the harmonious relationship between the vernacular.

Arq. Jenny Torres
May 74 min read
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ALEJANDRO ARAVENA: The Architect of the People Poor?
Alejandro Aravena, a world-renowned Chilean architect, has revolutionized contemporary architecture with his unique approach to social house

Arq. Pablo Vazquez
May 112 min read
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A Challenge to the Creativity of Learning in the Colombian Atlantic | CDI Department of Atlantico by Giancarlo Mazzanti
The CDI are spaces designed for the integral attention to early childhood, where children from 0 to 5 years old receive initial education

Arq. Cristian Galvis
Apr 244 min read
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Where the stars are born | CDI Cuna de campeones by Espacio Colectivo Arquitectos
The CDI Cuna de Campeones has the opportunity to show education as a constructive act.

Arq. Valentina Martin
Apr 175 min read
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The Sacred Leaves Pavilion in Brazil: Folhas sagradas A Celebration of Biodiversity
“Folhas sagradas” is a pavilion inside a hotel that rises above an impressive beach populated by turtles and dolphins.

Arq. Pablo Vazquez
Apr 102 min read
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NOSFERATU: 4 things you need to know before watching Robert Eggers' remake
Now in 2024, Eggers is keeping expectations high with his latest project, Nosferatu, a remake of the 1922 horror classic.

Arq. Santiago Vejar
Apr 33 min read
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Design and Architecture Trends in 2025: Mocha Mousse the Brown that Connects and Welcomes
This year, Mocha Mousse, a chocolate brown, is positioned as the star shade for creating spaces that not only look elegant

Arq. Pablo Vazquez
Jan 244 min read
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100 Quotes that will Change your Perception of Architecture and Life by Architects and Celebrities
In the vast universe of architecture, words not only describe buildings and structures, but also spark inspiration and reflection.

Arq. Pablo Vazquez
Jan 1311 min read
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A Space for Peace and Renewal in Ecuador | Ágape Productiva Collective Housing by Rama Estudio
Ágape Colectivo no es solo un edificio; es un refugio para el cuerpo y la mente, diseñado por Rama Estudio en Ecuador.

Arq. Pablo Vazquez
Sep 10, 20243 min read
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BURLE MARX | Lover of nature
El arquitecto paisajista y pintor Burle Marx fue una de las personas más influyentes del siglo 20 en América Latina.

Arq. Valentina Martin
Sep 6, 20244 min read
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