BUENOS AIRES -- Argentina's capital is famous for the ... But it was also home to a mid-century boom in the kind of "Brutalist" architecture made famous by Le Corbusier, and the contrast between ...

These settlements, built in the Calchaquíes Valleys since approximately the 10th century, are considered to be Argentina's first pre-Hispanic cities. Even though little remains of these cities ...

Córdoba, Argentina's second-largest city, is both culturally significant and known for its incredibly well-preserved colonial architecture. It's also home to the country's oldest university ...

The publication, out this month by Building Books, is the brainchild of French architect, researcher, and curator Léa Namer, who came across the brutalist architecture site of the Sexto Panteón ...

Buenos Aires, Argentina is the most-visited city in ... Italians also made a lasting impact on the art and architecture of Buenos Aires. Nearby Palacio Barolo was designed by Italian architect ...

By photographing and compiling all these elements into one place, the collection becomes in a way a reflection of the different components of Argentine architecture that occupy the collective memory.

is a tribute to the ancient native Argentine culture. The architecture of the winery, which looks like a pyramid, is inspired by the Mayan ruins of ziggurats in Central America, according to Laura ...