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Memory Museum, Santiago de Chile Architecture

Contemporary Building from Chile, South America design by Architect Sebastián Irarrázaval

page updated 21 Aug 2016 ; 17 Mar 2008

Memory Museum Santiago de Chile

Architect: Sebastián Irarrázaval

Memory Museum: Open International Competition, Santiago de Chile
Date: 2007
Second Prize
Architects: Sebastian Irarrazaval and Amercanda
Collaborators: Francisca Rivera and Cristian Irarrazaval

The museum will commemorate state victims and allocate different facilities such as libraries, workshops and an auditorium. The final form of the project is the result of circulation that leads the visitors through different experiences, including a great orchard and the end of it that resembles the social contract as something fragile that need to be treated with care to flourish.

Memory Museum Santiago Photos from Sebastián Irarrázaval Architects March 2008

Location: Santiago de Chile, South America

Chile Museum Building Design

Chile Museum Architecture

NuMu Santiago
Architects: Cristián Fernández Arquitectos + VadesHagemann Arquitectos + Matias Gonzalez R. + Guillermo Bustos N. + Claudio C. Araya

image courtesy of architects practice
NuMu: New Museum in Santiago
This building is inviting, it signals an openness towards the community that surrounds it. Qualities like transparency and welcoming spaces create the type of place where people gather together. The architects propose a building that invites one to linger, that promotes the interaction between people and art, in all its manifestations.

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photograph : Felipe Fontecilla
Noa Noa Club Santiago
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