A Workshop Without Winners: The EA USS Experience in Chile

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On the occasion of the third edition of the EA USS Workshop, of which ArchDaily is a media partner, Ernesto Silva, Director of the School of Architecture at Universidad San Sebastián, reflects on the origins of this initiative, which held its first session in 2016 with the international participation of Juan Herreros, and a year later with Alberto Veiga, founding partner of Estudio Barozzi Veiga.

During a meeting with Juan Herreros in 2015, the idea of hosting a workshop in Chile first emerged. While initially it seemed like an extremely difficult initiative to realize, the project soon began to take shape after Enrique Walker joined the conversation. The workshop finally came to fruition in October 2016 thanks to the support and generosity of the Faculty of Architecture at Universidad San Sebastián, when Juan Herreros and Enrique Walker led the first workshop of this series at EAUSS: Typological Corrections.

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Cite: Silva, Ernesto. "A Workshop Without Winners: The EA USS Experience in Chile" [Un workshop sin ganadores: la experiencia de la EA USS en Chile] 04 Jul 2026. ArchDaily. (Trans. Valencia, Nicolás) Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1114848/a-workshop-without-winners-the-ea-uss-experience-in-chile> ISSN 0719-8884
Propuesta de la Universidad San Sebastián – Sede Puerto Montt en el workshop "Paisajes arquetípicos" (2017). Image Cortesía de EA USS

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