Wooden structures built by students at Hello Wood Argentina 2020

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The fourth edition of the Hello Wood Argentina festival has concluded. Held during March in the Municipality of Ceibas, Entre Ríos Province, this creative, professional, and social program seeks to teach participants to think with their hands and learn through experience.

Centering on the theme of overlapping, all the festival projects were created collaboratively, developed and built through a shared process among students from various fields and institutions, professionals, and academics.

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  10 Timber Structures by Students at Hello Wood Argentina 2019

Below, discover the 11 wooden structures built during Hello Wood Argentina 2020:

JENGA PROJECT

• EQUIPO DE ARQUITECTURA: Horacio Cherniavsky, Viviana Pozzoli, Roque Fanego
• Asunción, Paraguay

PALIMPSEST PROJECT

• MASA + ANIBAL BIZZOTTO: Anibal Bizzotto, Martin Pronczuk, Santiago Saettone
• Buenos Aires, Argentina / Montevideo, Uruguay

INTERFACE PROJECT

• 2001 ESTUDIO: Damián E. Basalo, Emiliano González, Ignacio Tau
• La Plata, Argentina

CHISPA PROJECT

• PASCHETTA + CAVALLERO ARQUITECTOS: Leticia Paschetta, José Cavallero
• Santa Fe, Argentina

ITINERANT TENT PROJECT

• HUARTE_PUGLIESE ARQUITECTOS: Gabriel Huarte, Fabrizio Pugliese
• Buenos Aires, Argentina

CUBO3 PROJECT

• ATE ESTUDIO: Fernando Álvarez De Toledo
• Buenos Aires, Argentina

K-ÁUREO PROJECT

• RALPH TOMAS BRAVO NIETO + RAMIRO GUTIERREZ CORVALAN: Ralph Tomas Bravo Nieto, Ramiro Gutierrez Corvalan
• San Luis, Argentina

BENCHING PROJECT

• NASEPOP DANIEL STROOMER: Artist Daniel Stroomer
• Amsterdam, Netherlands

GINGA PROJECT

• TAQUES + SCHMITT + ESCORSIN: Giovanna Taques, Guilherme Schmitt, Victor Escorsin
• Curitiba, Brazil

VINTERSOL PROJECT

• AGUSTINA ALAINES + MAX PINTO: Agustina Alaines, Max Gabriel Pinto
• Buenos Aires, Argentina

ECOSYSTEM (SATELLITE PROJECT)

• IBARRA + CARRO: Ramiro Carro, Lucas Yael Ibarra
• Buenos Aires, Argentina

• Access the project descriptions for all the projects through the following link.
• Learn more about the projects and their authors on the Hello Wood Argentina website.