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BUILDINGS: LATIN AMERICA (Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Cuba, Mexico, Uruguay, Venezuela)
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1930, Diego Rivera House and Studio,
Mexico City, Mexico |
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1936-1943, Ministry of Education and
Public Health Building,
Rio de Janeiro, BRAZIL |
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1937, OBRA DO BERÇO, RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL |
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1940, Pampulha Modern Ensemble , BELO HORIZONTE, BRAZIL |
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1940, PAMPULHA SET, PAMPULHA CHURCH,
BELO HORIZONTE, BRAZIL |
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1945, House over the Brook,
Mar del Plata, Argentina |
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1948, Barragán House, Mexico City, Mexico |
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1949, Curutchet House, LA PLATA, ARGENTINA |
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1950-1951, Casa de Vidrio, São Paulo, Brazil |
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1952, Torre de Rectoría, Ciudad Universitaria,
Mexico City, Mexico |
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1952, National Library, State University of Mexico,
Mexico City, Mexico |
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1956-1958, NATIONAL CONGRESS, Brasília, BRAZIL |
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1957-1968, São Paulo Museum of Art,
São Paulo, Brazil |
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1959-1970, Brasilia Cathedral, Brasilia, BRAZIL |
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1960, Bank of London and South America,
City of Buenos Aires, Argentina |
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1962, MINISTRY OF JUSTICE (PALACE OF JUSTICE), BRASILIA, BRAZIL |
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1962, Itamaraty Palace, MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS (PALÁCIO DO ITAMARATY), BRASILIA, BRAZIL |
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1964, National Library of the Argentine Republic,
City of Buenos Aires, Argentina |
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1964, Smith Kline and French Laboratories,
Mexico City, Mexico |
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1964-1967, Mendes da Rocha House,
São Paulo, Brazil |
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1966-1968, Cuadra San Cristóbal, Los Clubes,
Atizapán de Zaragoza, Mexico |
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1968, Headquarters, Bank of Buenos Aires,
Buenos Aires, Argentina |
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1968, Joaquim Guedes's House, São Paulo, Brazil |
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1968, Palacio de Deportes, Mexico City, Mexico |
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1973, Rioja Housing Complex,
Buenos Aires, Argentina |
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1974, Piedrabuena Housing Complex,
Buenos Aires, Argentina |
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1975, Headquarters, INFONAVIT,
Mexico City, Mexico |
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1975, El Colegio de México, Camino al Ajusco,
Mexico City, Mexico |
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1975-1977, Francisco Gilardi House,
Mexico City, Mexico |
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1975-1985, Museum of Modern Art of Bogotá
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Bogotá, Colombia |
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1976, AMÉRICA INSURANCE OFFICE BUILDING,
Mexico City, Mexico |
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1977, Somisa, Buenos Aires, Argentina |
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1977-1982, Leisure Center,
SESC Fábrica Pompéia,
São Paulo,Brazil |
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1981, Rufino Tamayo International
Museum of Contemporary Art,
Mexico City, Mexico |
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1984, Renault Factory, Gómez Palacio, Durango, Mexico |
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1984-1985, Quimbaya Museum,
Armenia, Colombia |
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1984-1988, Jaraguá Apartment Building,
São Paulo, Brazil |
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1985-1987, New Santafé Urban Renewal,
Bogotá, Colombia |
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1986-1995, Brazilian Museum of Sculpture,
São Paulo, Brazil |
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1988-1992, General Archive of the Nation,
Bogotá, Colombia |
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1989, Lighting Center, Mexico City, Mexico |
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1990, KINDER MONTE SINAI,
Mexico City, Mexico |
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1991, Contemporary Art Museum, Paloma, Mexico |
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1993, Managua Cathedral, Managua, Nicaragua |
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1993-1998, State Art Museum,
São Paulo, Brazil |
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1994, National School Theater,
Mexico City, Mexico |
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1995, CASA GGG, Mexico City, Mexico |
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1995-1999, Human Sciences Postgraduate Building,
National University,
Bogotá, Colombia |
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1996, Museum of Contemporary Art (Museu de Arte Contemporánea),
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL |
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1996, BLACK HOUSE,
Mexico City, Mexico |
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1997, MONTE TAURO HOUSE, MEXICO CITY, MEXICO |
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1998-2008, IBERÊ CAMARGO FOUNDATION MUSEUM,
PORTO ALEGRE, BRAZIL |
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1999-2001, Virgilio Barco Public Library,
Bogotá, Colombia |
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2000, TECNOLÓGICO DE MONTEREY,
CAMPUS TOLUCA, Mexico |
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2000, Hotel Habita, Mexico City, Mexico |
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2002-2013, Cidade das Artes,
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil |
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2004, JOSÉ VASCONCELOS,
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF MEXICO,
Mexico City, Mexico |
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2005, VILLA CIMA, Mexico City, Mexico |
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2014, THE BANANA PLANT,
Mexico City, Mexico |
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2019, ZAPATA SCHOOL, Jojutla, Mexico |
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2019, HIDDEN HOTEL,
Puerto Escondido, Mexico |
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