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WIO: 21 University Teams Envision Interventions for 7 Obsolete Structures in Santiago

As part of Semana UTEM 2018 in Chile, the **Infraestructuras en Obsolescencia** (Obsolete Infrastructures - WIO) workshop brought together 21 teams from the Faculty of Architecture at the Universidad Tecnológica Metropolitana (UTEM). These teams developed design proposals to intervene in seven obsolete structures in Santiago, ranging from a currently closed pedestrian bridge to a dilapidated train station.

Featuring international guests Luis Tombé (Colectivo720, Colombia) and Walter Leone (Leone Arquitectura, Venezuela) —who also participated in the CONTRAPOSICIONES lecture series and delivered keynote addresses at the Colegio de Arquitectos de Chile—, each team comprised seven students from different years of the architecture program, guided by two faculty advisors.

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Cite: Valencia, Nicolás. "WIO: 21 University Teams Envision Interventions for 7 Obsolete Structures in Santiago" [WIO: 21 equipos universitarios imaginan intervenciones en 7 estructuras obsoletas en Santiago] 04 Jul 2026. ArchDaily. Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1114297/wio-21-university-teams-envision-interventions-for-7-obsolete-structures-in-santiago> ISSN 0719-8884
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