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DatesĪalto, Alvar, 1898-1976 - Correspondence Aalto, Alvar, 1898-1976 - Mailing lists des00006c00124 B009 Achával, Federico de (To) - Correspondence Acosta, Wladimiro - Charts des00006c00143 B028 Acosta, Wladimiro - Minutes des00006c00060 A059 Agar, Helena (To/From) - Correspondence des00006c01403 E106 Ahumada, José M. Among the typescripts is the proposal for the reorganization of the Universidad del Litoral in Argentina. These also include architectural projects - among them the Los Eucaliptus project - and city planning records, in particular proposals for the cities of Necochea, Mendoza, and San Juan - the latter considered the first regional master plan in Argentina.

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The collection includes a series with significant original material on the Plan Director para Buenos Aires developed in partnership with Le Corbusier, Pierre Jeanneret and Juan Kurchan, and material on the BKF chair among the project files. There are also files related to city planning work done for Buenos Aires by the municipal planning office chaired by Ferrari Hardoy between 19, the Estudio del Plan de Buenos Aires (EPBA).

There are substantial files related to CIAM Argentina and Grupo Austral, the forums for the discussion of modern architecture in Argentina during the late 1940’s. Jorge Ferrari Hardoy’s papers span approximately forty years: from his student years in the 1930’s to the mid-1970’s.

Parque de diverciones en mendoza argen archive#

The small city of Vicuña, located within the valley, is famously the birthplace of poetGabriela Mistral.The Ferrari Hardoy Archive includes drawings, plans, competition entries, manuscripts, correspondence and research materials related to Jorge Ferrari Hardoy’s work as a designer, architect and city planner. The valley also boasts several observatories built for the more casual stargazer, including the popular Observatorio CerroMamalluca. The valley already housessome of the world’s biggest research telescopes, and it’s estimated that by 2020 Chile willhouse 70 percent of the world’s astronomical infrastructure. Due to thevalley’s unique location - sandwiched between the Andean foothills and the Atacama Desert- the night sky here is incredibly clear and ideal for stargazing. If Elqui Valley is known for its agriculture, it’s just as well known for its astrotourism. Several of the valley’spisco distilleries are open for tours and tastings. Pisco isn’t the only thing produced here either custardapples, avocados, papayas and oranges are also cultivated in the area. Carpeted in the fluorescent green of grape vines, the valley stands in starkcontrast to the arid hills to either side. Famous for its pisco production, Chile’s Elqui Valley is one of the country’s most enchanting andpeculiar places.