The team formed by Carolina Rojo,
Ricardo Cerezo y Felipe Romeo has transformed an old building, built
in 1907 by a Catalan architect, being abandoned during more than
60 years, into a free replica of the Gaudí’s arquitecture.
Its dome, having an onion-shaped crowning revetted with glazed tile
trencadís, is unique in Argentina.
This restoration, which took more than two years of hard work,
deserved them the first prize in the biennal of architecture 2002.
It evokes the Finca Güell, Casa Vicens, the Artigas Gardens
and the Sagrada Familia.
It is the representation of the gaudinian architecture in Buenos
Aires.
Detalles:
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Edifici Gaudinià
a Buenos Aires
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