Lecture by Chilean-Italian architect Renato Vivaldi Tesser, who co-founded the Taller Puertazul in Chiloé alongside National Architecture Prize winner Edward Rojas.
This free, open-to-the-public lecture explores four architectural projects where the presence or absence of water defines the territoriality of the work.
The event is organized by the School of Architecture at the Universidad San Sebastián, Tres Pascualas Campus, and Cultura y territorio OTEC.
