CCPM is an architecture studio founded in 2017 in Buenos Aires. With a body of work initially focused on small- and medium-scale projects—particularly renovations and additions to existing PHs—they have developed their own reflections on domestic living and urban densification, exploring various technological and material inquiries. In parallel, they have also undertaken socio-territorial research centered on water and technology, conceiving urbanity from a hybrid perspective that blurs the boundary between nature and the city.
To explore what drives their methods of operation and reflection, what it means for them to work in Buenos Aires today, how they bridge theoretical production and practice, what inspires and motivates them, and how they perceive the current state of education within academic and institutional spheres, we interviewed Constanza Chiozza and Pedro Magnasco, founding partners of CCPM:
