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Architects: Adamo Faiden
- Year: 2015
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Piñeiro House / Adamo Faiden
Sports Complex – Grün / A3 Luppi · Ugalde · Winter
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Architects: A3 Luppi · Ugalde · Winter
- Area: 14000 m²
- Year: 2014
HIT3 / Alejandro Gawianski
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Architects: Alejandro Gawianski
- Area: 2300 m²
- Year: 2015
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Professionals: AG3 Developments SA
Pedro Moran 3875 / MMCV
- Year: 2014
Pasaje Cabrer Collective Housing / AFRa
Ancon Building / Irene Joselevich + Ana Rascovsky + Billy Gutraich
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Architects: Ana Rascovsky, Billy Gutraich, Irene Joselevich
- Area: 1500 m²
- Year: 2014
New City Hall in Buenos Aires / Foster + Partners
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Architects: Foster + Partners
- Year: 2014
Silvina and Omar House / IR arquitectura
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Architects: IR arquitectura
- Year: 2013
Salvador María del Carril 3816 / MMCV
Magaldi and Unamuno Squares / Galpón Estudio
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Architects: Galpón Estudio
Two Conde Houses / HM.Arquitectos
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Architects: HM.Arquitectos
- Year: 2012
OMA’s Pantheon-Inspired Faena Forum Set to Open in 2015
Alongside the launch of Faena Circle, an experimental collaboration between Faena Art in Miami Beach and its sister institution in Buenos Aires, comes new images of the OMA-designed Faena Forum. The new center for arts and culture planned for Miami Beach is designed to “catalyze experimentation within and across artistic disciplines and foster cross-cultural collaborations among artists throughout the Western Hemisphere.” A series of flexible spaces formed by interlocking cylindrical and cuboidal volumes will provide for a range of projects, commissions, performances and events.
Quintana 4598 / IR arquitectura
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Architects: IR arquitectura
- Year: 2013
AV House / BAK
Multifamily Building and Store / Risso+Carasatorre+Risso
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Architects: Risso+Carasatorre+Risso
- Area: 707 m²
- Year: 2014
Argentina to Build Latin America’s Tallest Skyscraper
Argentine President Cristina Fernández de Kirchner has announced the winning proposal for the Cinematography and Audiovisual Tower that will be built in capital Buenos Aires.
Out of five competing proposals, MRA+A Álvarez| Bernabó | Sabatini’s design was selected. At 335 meters, the skyscraper will become the tallest building in Latin America, surpassing the 300-meter Costanera tower in Santiago, Chile and a 330-meter tower under development in Monterrery, Mexico. To be used mainly for Argentina's film and television industry, the tower will have 67 floors and 216,000 square meters of space. A hotel will occupy the top 13 floors.
More details after the break...