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Architecture for Objects: Density and Compression in the National Library of Chile

This article by Nicolás Santiago Diaz Bejarano was originally published in the 16th issue of revista rita under the title "Architecture for Objects: Toward a Post-Human Architecture: Density and Compression in the National Library of Chile." The following text offers a reflection on the relationship between a closed building under tension—a national library—and an open component that defines it: its storage stacks.

“Ordinary things contain the deepest secrets” (Evans, 1978, p. 56)

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Cite: Diaz Bejarano, Nicolás Santiago. "Architecture for Objects: Density and Compression in the National Library of Chile" [Arquitectura para objetos: Densidad y compresión en la Biblioteca Nacional de Chile] 19 Jan 2023. ArchDaily. (Trans. Dejtiar, Fabian) Accessed . <https://www.archdaily.com/1136431/architecture-for-objects-density-and-compression-in-the-national-library-of-chile> ISSN 0719-8884
Gabriela Mistral Hall, which provides access to the Chilean Section and the General Collection. Image © Author: Eduardo Testart. Via Wikimedia Commons, licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0

物之建筑:智利国家图书馆的密度与压缩

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