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Festival Castro Abierto announces its second edition for March 28 and 29. This free cultural event in the Chiloé archipelago aims to become a benchmark for the mediation and dissemination of architecture, landscape, and heritage, with the goal of promoting community participation in the construction of their environments.

The Wind Pavilion is a space covered by over 500 square meters of lightweight fabric that moves in response to wind generated by various fans, controlled by an Arduino digital system.

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"Luz en movimiento" is a workshop designed to expand the artistic and professional horizons of visual artists, designers, advertisers, and musicians through the creation of audiovisual content using Modul8. The workshop also includes an introduction to Madmapper software.

With DIALux EVO, you can design, calculate, and visualize light with professional precision in individual rooms, entire floors, buildings, and outdoor scenes. DIALux is used as a planning tool by more than 700,000 lighting designers worldwide, undergoing constant development to meet the requirements of modern lighting design and calculation.

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With a focus on dialogue and civic reflection, Santiago, Chile, will host the fifth edition of the urban intervention festival "100 en 1 día". Against the backdrop of recent social unrest, the urban space spanning the six blocks between the La Moneda Palace and Parque Almagro will be transformed on Saturday, February 15, by various collectives and individuals who will host a series of performances and activities in the public realm.

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Revestimientos del Limarí is an exhibition showcasing a research project by architects Patricia Marchante and Amada Rivera Vidal, which investigates traditional methods for protecting walls in earthen heritage buildings in the Limarí province.

What does the home mean to each Chilean? Pablo Brugnoli, Francisco Díaz, and Amarí Peliowski present 'Chilean House. Domestic Images' at the Centro Cultural Palacio de la Moneda in Santiago, Chile. The exhibition features over 100 examples exploring the various ways of inhabiting the country.

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