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Carbonero House (1998). Melipilla, Chile.
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https://www.archdaily.com/1039595/smiljan-radic-material-explorations-between-ephemerality-and-permanence!.?.!Chilean designer Smiljan Radić Clarke has actually established a body of work that resists simple categorization. His buildings frequently seem
both ancient and provisional, bring a significant existence while maintaining an unforeseen sense of fragility. Stone, concrete, wood, fabric, and fiberglass are integrated in unanticipated methods, producing architectures that hover in between permanence and ephemerality. Rather than pursuing a stable formal language, the 2026 Pritzker laureate approaches architecture as an open field of experimentation, where product behavior and structural perception are constantly tested.+24 Radić himself explains architecture as existing within a tension in between various temporalities:]]