Cecilia
Puga
21,6 x 29 cm
80 pp, color, paperback
ISBN Nº 978-956-14-0963-7
Santiago de Chile, 2007
Text: spanish / english
The architect talks about her work and its recurrent concerns: “…a connection with the ground established through the configuration of socles, which articulate spatial and programmatic situations; a dialogue between stability and suspended mass… using limited, few materials”. Five works executed between 2000 and 2006 are compiled here; different commissions are tackled leaving aside speculative aspects. As Gordon Matta Clark says: “There is a kind of complexity that arises from taking a normal, conventional situation that is translated into overlapping readings and multiple past and present conditions. Each building generates its own unique situation”.
21,6 x 29 cm
80 pp, color, paperback
ISBN Nº 978-956-14-0963-7
Santiago de Chile, 2007
Text: spanish / english
The architect talks about her work and its recurrent concerns: “…a connection with the ground established through the configuration of socles, which articulate spatial and programmatic situations; a dialogue between stability and suspended mass… using limited, few materials”. Five works executed between 2000 and 2006 are compiled here; different commissions are tackled leaving aside speculative aspects. As Gordon Matta Clark says: “There is a kind of complexity that arises from taking a normal, conventional situation that is translated into overlapping readings and multiple past and present conditions. Each building generates its own unique situation”.
