A symphony in concrete and glass, that’s the Facultad de Arquitectura. Right here, before us, lies a testament to Montevideo’s architectural prowess. The Facultad de Arquitectura, you see, is more than just a building. It’s a living, breathing archive of Uruguayan design. Founded in 1915, the Facultad de Arquitectura initially huddled under the wing of the Faculty of Mathematics. But just imagine the excitement when, in 1915, it finally spread its wings and gained independence. The facultad has been a powerhouse of architectural education ever since. Its iconic building, completed in 1948, stands as a proud symbol of Uruguayan modernism. Designed by the renowned architects Román Fresnedo Siri and Mario Muccinelli, the building itself is a lesson in architectural philosophy. Did you know that the first woman to graduate as an architect in Latin America, Julia Guarino, received her education right here? That happened back in 1923. Today, the Facultad de Arquitectura continues to nurture creative minds, shaping the urban landscape of Uruguay and beyond.
Центральный дом работников искусств
Step through the grand wooden doors of the Central House of the Workers of Art, and you’ll be transported to