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Mirador House / Sommet

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La Paz, Bolivia
  • Architects: Sommet
  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  509
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2022
  • Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project
    Manufacturers:  Aluvi, AutoCAD, Gladimar , Knauf, Ramon Soler, +2

New Bolivar Stadium Designed by L35 Architects Breaks Ground in la Paz, Bolivia

Not only is L35 Architects currently renovating Real Madrid's Santiago Bernabeu stadium in Spain, it has also designed a new stadium in the capital of Bolivia. Selected through an international competition organized in 2021 by Club Bolivar and its partner City Football Group, construction is about to begin and completion is expected in 2025.

La Arbolada House / Indiana Sarubi Arquitecta

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  • Area Area of this architecture project Area:  172
  • Year Completion year of this architecture project Year:  2021
  • Manufacturers Brands with products used in this architecture project
    Manufacturers:  Baxi, Celulosa pro litoral, Cerámica San Lorenzo, Deca, FV, +3

Baja Club Hotel / Max von Werz

Baja Club Hotel / Max von Werz - Exterior Photography, Hotels, Stairs
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La Paz, Mexico

Isabel Building / Christian Dávila Arquitectos

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Uncle's House / Paola Ruffo Ruffo – Montserrat Perpuli Hallal Arquitectas

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La Paz, Mexico

New Documentary on Freddy Mamani Explores the Connection Between Architecture and Cultural Identity

Soon you will be able to satisfy your wanderlust free from altitude sickness; on Wednesday October 4th, the Architecture Film Festival Rotterdam will see the world premiere of the documentary Cholet: The Work of Freddy Mamani. From director Isaac Niemand comes the story of Bolivia's unlikely architectural phenomenon, and one of ArchDaily’s 2015 leaders in architectural design and conceptualization.

Bolivia's Ignored Satellite City is Building Itself a Whole New Identity

La Paz, the historic de-facto capital of Bolivia, is widely renowned for its incredible setting, colonial architecture, and cultural buildings. El Alto, on the other hand, is not. It was, in fact, La Paz's rather dismal satellite city, all low rise brick and commuting. Yet El Alto has become the centre of an entirely new, independently evolved architectural style that is rapidly catching on across South America.

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Casa Tabique / Alejandro D'Acosta

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Todos Santos Houses / Gracia Studio

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La Paz, Mexico