The student collective Post_Arq from the Leopoldo Rother Architecture Museum at the Universidad Nacional de Colombia has shared with us an interview with Sebastián Serna Hosie, a Bogotá-based architect and member of Taller de (S) and Ciudad Isla. This is part of a series featuring seven Colombian architects, including prominent figures such as Santiago Pradilla, Lorenzo Castro, and Fernando de la Carrera, whose interviews will be released on their channel.
Text description provided by the collective. From the intimacy of his studio in the heart of the Santa Teresita neighborhood in Bogotá, we spoke with architect Sebastián Serna Hosie about memory, art, life, and, of course, architecture. With the signature energy and freshness that define him, he shared the themes that have inspired him for years—the very subjects that prompt his daily questions and reflections—as well as how he translates this curiosity into design intentions. A graduate of the Universidad de los Andes, where he now teaches alongside his role at the Universidad Nacional de Colombia, Sebastián holds a critical view of the city and its role in society. This perspective invites ongoing reflection on our environment and, without a doubt, makes this interview a must-watch.
This article was written by Santiago Baraya. The translation is powered by AI.
