A completed rural house uses a raised stone base, an asymmetrical zinc roof and carefully placed openings to address its landscape and frame distant views. The studio’s project page dates the house to 2022; the selected article brings renewed editorial attention to the design, rather than announcing a new project.
Location
Villa Rosa, Pilar, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina
Organizations
Prim Estudio — Architecture; project design and construction management credited in the selected article; Javier Agustín Rojas — Photography
A forthcoming Buenos Aires event connects architecture with space science through workshops, talks, exhibitions, and a space-architecture hackathon. Its focus on extraterrestrial habitats and resource-conscious design offers a timely regional angle on how extreme-environment research may inform life on Earth.
Location
Faculty of Architecture, Design and Urbanism, University of Buenos Aires (FADU-UBA), Intendente Güiraldes 2160, Pabellón III, Ciudad Universitaria, Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Organizations
Universidad de Buenos Aires — Host institution; event venue is its Faculty of Architecture, Design and Urbanism (FADU).; Facultad de Arquitectura, Diseño y Urbanismo, Universidad de Buenos Aires — Listed event venue and faculty.
A context-led Argentine coastal house uses a rigorous column matrix to create an unusually fluid, glass-enclosed plan among existing pines and dunes. The newly published project offers a strong case study in structural ordering, landscape integration, and designing a vacation home for both private and short-term rental use.
Location
Partido de la Costa, Buenos Aires Province, Argentina
Organizations
Luis Barandiarán — Architectural design and project photography practice; FCA Arquitectos — Project and construction direction; Flux Estudio — Landscape design
This is the strongest new Latin American museum-architecture announcement in the current cycle. It pairs a major regional institution with a prominent Mexico-based practice and proposes doubling exhibition capacity beneath an existing public square rather than consuming additional surface space.
Location
Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires and Plaza Perú, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Organizations
Museo de Arte Latinoamericano de Buenos Aires — Client and cultural institution; Frida Escobedo Studio — Architect
The biennial’s 40th anniversary edition activates multiple major Buenos Aires institutions and creates a timely editorial platform for Latin American architecture, housing, landscape, timber and preservation coverage.
Location
Multiple venues across Buenos Aires, Argentina
Organizations
Bienal Internacional de Arquitectura de Buenos Aires — Biennial organizer; Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes — Principal exhibition venue; Centro Cultural Recoleta — Principal exhibition venue; Biblioteca Nacional Mariano Moreno — Exhibition venue; Museo Nacional de Arte Decorativo — Exhibition venue; MARQ – Museo de Arquitectura y Diseño — Exhibition venue; Casa Victoria Ocampo — Exhibition venue
The national-stage deadline is tomorrow, creating a final opportunity to flag a student competition focused on steel architecture, sustainability, climate and landscape. It is also a potential pipeline for identifying emerging Argentine practices.
Location
Argentina; national university competition
Organizations
Cámara Argentina del Acero — National organizer; Alacero — Regional competition organization
The imminent Argentine competition links a new permanent artwork to the adaptive reuse of the former Alpargatas factory, creating a useful entry point into how commercial redevelopment is handling industrial heritage.
Location
Palacio Molina, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Organizations
GES Desarrollos — Competition promoter and Palacio Molina developer; Bandadas — Competition management; Casa FOA — Planned exhibition platform for finalist proposals
The provincial ideas competition creates a timely opportunity to examine how an Argentine city is reframing a civic square around sustainability and contemporary public life.
Location
Plaza Italia, Santa Fe, Argentina
Organizations
Colegio de Arquitectura y Urbanismo de la Provincia de Santa Fe — Competition organizer
The September 24 deadline creates a timely opportunity to surface new preservation proposals for cemeteries, temples and sacred landscapes across Argentina, including architectural interventions, interpretation, wayfinding, cataloguing and research.
Location
Argentina; nationwide eligibility for qualifying residents
Organizations
Fondo Nacional de las Artes — Competition organizer and funder
The recently opened Argentine museum unites six monumental Lola Mora sculptures in a purpose-designed home and represents César Pelli's final building. Its net-zero strategy, local materials, wind tower, bridge, and Yungas forest setting justify a substantial architecture feature.
Location
Víctor Hugo 51, Alto La Viña, San Salvador de Jujuy, Argentina
Organizations
Gobierno de la Provincia de Jujuy — Client and public project owner; Pelli Clarke & Partners — Design architect; Arturo Beccar Varela y Asociados — Architect of record; Balmori Associates — Landscape design; Cappiello + Partners — Lighting design; Alberto H. Fainstein — Structural engineering; EGF – Estudio Grinberg — Mechanical engineering
The recently opened center is a major Argentine cultural project and one of César Pelli’s final works. It brings six monumental sculptures by Lola Mora into a purpose-built, climate-conscious setting while using local stone, timber and metalwork to connect a globally prominent architect with Jujuy’s landscape and production economy.
Location
Víctor Hugo 51, Alto La Viña, San Salvador de Jujuy, Jujuy, Argentina
Organizations
Government of Jujuy — Client, funder and operator; Pelli Clarke & Partners — Architect; project initiated under César Pelli; Samsung Argentina — Technology collaborator for building and visitor systems
The Argentine municipal project combines adaptive reuse, audiovisual preservation, public cinema, digital restoration, education, and artist residencies—an unusually complete civic program built around regional moving-image heritage.
Location
Centro de Experimentación Audiovisual, Colón 1133, Avellaneda, Buenos Aires, Argentina
Organizations
Municipalidad de Avellaneda — Owner and operator; Dirección General de Arquitectura, Municipalidad de Avellaneda — Architecture; Secretaría de Planificación, Municipalidad de Avellaneda — Planning and project collaboration
