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Architects: Samuel Hilari
- Area: 320 m²
- Year: 2024
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Photographs:Santos Winston Miranda Ramos
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Manufacturers: Ferretería Prometeo, Industrias Acercomet Beto, Marmolería Suma Qala
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Lead Architect: Samuel Hilari
Text description provided by the architects. The “Museo Vivo Interactivo Yatiyawi” is designed to house exhibitions and workshops, providing new spaces for the El Getsemaní foundation, an organization that works with children and adolescents in the periurban neighborhood of Tilata. This neighborhood is part of the outskirts of the La Paz-El Alto metropolitan area, at an altitude of approximately 3920 meters above sea level. The urban sprawl that is transforming the landscape of Tilata can also be described in material terms, as earthen buildings, witnesses of a recent rural past, are rapidly being replaced by concrete and brick constructions.
