Appearance, Nature, and Scale in Architecture. Juan Borchers: Journey and Work

This book, written by Sandro Maino Ansaldo with a foreword by Fernando Álvarez Prozorovich (UPC) and Fernando Pérez Oyarzún (PUCCh), explores the travels of Chilean architect Juan Borchers Fernández through Europe and the Mediterranean between 1948 and 1950. During this period, he established the foundations of his architectural thought through the observation of major monuments of Western architecture and the study of seminal texts in the Western tradition.

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Cite: "Appearance, Nature, and Scale in Architecture. Juan Borchers: Journey and Work" [Apariencia, naturaleza y escala en arquitectura. Juan Borchers viaje y obra] 04 Jul 2026. ArchDaily. (Trans. Amaro, Fernanda) Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1044361/appearance-nature-and-scale-in-architecture-juan-borchers-journey-and-work> ISSN 0719-8884
Drawing of the Giza complex, watercolor technique, Egypt. Borchers, Juan, Egypt Notebook, November 1948. (FJB-L22-004)

建筑中的现象、自然与尺度:胡安·博尔切斯(Juan Borchers)的旅行与作品

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