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Inhabiting the River Intervention / Erazo Pugliese

Valeria Silva — Tue, 26 Aug 2025 03:00:00 +0000

Habitar el Río was created for Concéntrico 2025, the International Festival of Architecture and Design in Logroño. The festival reimagines underused public spaces through temporary installations, inviting architects and designers to explore how we relate to the city through themes such as climate, water, food, and social rituals.

Alpendre Installation / CESUGA School of Architecture + Erazo Pugliese

Andreas Luco — Fri, 29 Nov 2024 14:00:00 +0000

"Alpendre" originates from Galician/Portuguese, derived from the Latin "appendix" (added or accessory). The Faculty of Architecture of CESUGA conducted a wood design and build workshop during the IV Xornadas Internacionais da Madeira 2024. The main goal was to promote wood as a building material in the forestry region of Galicia, Spain. The workshop focused on intervening in the environment near the University Campus: Feáns, A Coruña. This area, while transforming, maintains a strong identity, vibrant social interaction, and significant environmental and ethnographic value.

Vessel Installation / Erazo Pugliese

Pilar Caballero — Wed, 28 Aug 2024 03:00:00 +0000

Erazo Pugliese designed and built the architecture installation Vessel as the second project (2/2) selected through Færderbiennalen’s (dance and architecture festival) international open call.

Intervention on a Stone Ruin / CESUGA School of Architecture + Erazo Pugliese

Andreas Luco — Sun, 29 Oct 2023 17:00:00 +0000

The faculty of architecture of CESUGA completed a wood and design workshop (during the III International Conference on Timber 2023), whose main goal was to promote the use of wood as a building material in the forestry region of Galicia, Spain, through education in design and construction techniques. An intervention on the ruins of a water mill became the starting point and main objective of the workshop that took place on Senda do Rio Sisalde (The Sisalde River trail), a wide valley that runs from the Atlantic coast, through agricultural land, productive forests, and the Fraga, a protected native forest rich in biodiversity, all the way to the top of the hills. The ruin, without a roof, was found exposed and partly collapsed, as a result of erosion by wind, rain, and vegetation.

Nordés Observation Post / CESUGA School of Architecture + Erazo Pugliese

Andreas Luco — Sun, 04 Jul 2021 06:00:00 +0000

The Faculty of Architecture of CESUGA has completed an intensive wood design and build workshop, lead by architects Sebastian Erazo and Stefano Pugliese and coordinated by professor architects Javier Caride and Tomas Valente. The main goal was to promote the use of wood as a building material in the forestry region of Galicia, Spain, through education in design and construction techniques. The rocky coastline on the surroundings of Barrañan beach at the Arteixo Municipality area was chosen as an area that could support possible lightweight infrastructures which would mark and connect existing paths along the Atlantic coast. The workshop aimed to develop participants’ sensitivities to working with wood, by manually constructing a small habitable structure, which was developed in two main phases.

Geçit Wooden Pavilion / IEU Faculty of Fine Arts and Design Workshop + Erazo Pugliese

Daniel Tapia — Sat, 13 Jul 2019 21:00:00 +0000

The Faculty of Fine Arts and Design of Izmir University of Economics, Turkey, hosted and sponsored a Design and Woodworking Workshop directed by Architect Sebastian Erazo, and Faculty Member Architect Stefano Pugliese. The workshop had two main pedagogical aims: first, students from Interior Architecture and Industrial Design had to respond to a design brief prepared by the tutors: they were asked to activate certain areas of their campus through a spatial intervention with simple architectural actions: a roof, a wall or a bench.