Aiming to internationalize emerging architectural production in Latin America, the Latin American Architecture Biennale (BAL 2019) has announced the practices selected to participate in the next edition of the event, which will take place in September 2019 in Pamplona, Spain.
BAL 2019 is an event showcasing built work by architects under 40. Their work will be featured in a week-long series of activities in Pamplona—including exhibitions, lectures, and roundtables—aiming to "offer a global overview of the current state of Latin American architecture," according to the organizers.
Below is the selection, which includes 14 practices from 8 Latin American countries: Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Ecuador, Mexico, Peru, Uruguay, and Paraguay.
IR Arquitectura (Argentina)
Obra Arquitetos (Brazil)
Vão (Brazil)
Mutar Estudio (Chile)
TEC Taller EC (Ecuador)
Garza Camisay Arquitectos (Mexico)
Oficio Taller (Mexico)
Nómena Arquitectura (Peru)
Michelle Llona (Peru)
Equipo de Arquitectura (Paraguay)
Cotignola Staricco Tobler (Uruguay)
MAPAA (Chile)
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Peña y Lillo (Argentina)
Estudio CZG (Uruguay)
The Latin American Architecture Biennale is an initiative of the AS20 Research Group of the School of Architecture of the University of Navarra. It is organized in collaboration with the Pamplona City Council, the Basque-Navarrese Association of Architects, the Government of Navarra, the Spanish Ministry of Development, and the University of Navarra, which together comprise its Board of Trustees.
Via BAL 2019.
This article was written by Nicolás Valencia. The translation is powered by AI.
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