Approaching the discipline as a process where a multiplicity of factors and interactions is prioritized over the final result or the figure of the architect themselves is a countercurrent trend that defines the way of working at the emerging Chilean studio Tres Arquitectos. Their collaborative projects reflect a non-hierarchical attention paid to both technical and constructive details and to the landscape that enters and often takes center stage in the work. Drawing fluidly and articulately from the practical implications of construction, the team—comprising Emilia Lavanchy, Benjamín Lezaeta, and Juan Samaniego—shares the principles and methodologies through which they approach the craft of architecture.
