A Chilean Building

Hello today, in this blog, I would like to talk of a Building here in Chile, It's called "Centro de innovación Anacleto Angelini" , A building placed on Campus San Joaquin of Catholic university of Chile, It was Projected by Alejandro Aravena, a famous Chilean architect, winner of a Pritzker on Two thousand and sixteen.

I have visited this building in a pair of times, but I just entered once. In the past semester, one of the works we received was go to Campus San Joaquin to make croquis of certain buildings there, and the "Centro de Innovacion" was there, I remember that I went there like six times In two weeks to complete the croquis, and the last day, when we had to show our work; in the morning of that day, I entered to that building, It was really different of the inside that I imagine, The building wasn't really big inside, but was nice anyway. An extra fact of this building is that, for his ubication it could be seen from the Metro between the San Joaquin station to Camino Agricola station.

I like this building for certain things , first of all, the form of the building is interesting, the material for his construction, the process to build, the idea for the construction, although the idea was really quite simple (cut, move and replace parts of a big cube) , it was  a great idea and make the build very nice to see, In addition to that , the building has a minimal waste of energy, Is one of the most efficient buildings in Chile.