The Tobalaba Urban Market (MUT) in Chile manages to integrate traditional elements with contemporary strategies, projecting a space

Located in Iquique, Chile, and developed in 2004, the Quinta Monroy project sought to relocate 100 families who had lived for decades in precarious conditions to the same site. Under the Chilean government's Dynamic Debt-Free Social Housing program, each family received a subsidy of USD 7,500 to build their home. Faced with this budgetary constraint, the Elemental team, led by Alejandro Aravena, proposed an innovative approach.

Should the city accommodate university campuses in its urban layout, or should the university campus, like an academic island, be composed