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Vik Millahue Winery
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, Chile. 2013.
Image © Cristobal Palma/ Estudio Palma Share Facebook Twitter Mail Pinterest Whatsapp Or https://www.archdaily.com/1039546/smiljan-radic-clarke-get-to-know-the-2026-pritzker-winners-work!.?.!The 2026 Pritzker Rate Award has actually been awarded this year to the Chilean designer of Croatian descent, Smiljan Radić Clarke. Born in Santiago, Chile, in 1965, his practice evokes a geography of extremes, shaped by the tectonic tension between the staggering weight of the Andes and the seismic instability of the area. After finishing from the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile and pursuing further studies in looks in Venice, Smiljan Radić Clarke established his base in Santiago. From there, he has developed one of the most singular visions in contemporary architecture. His work privileges the strength of the minute through a fragile architecture. Within it, the building operates as a short-term and tactile haven that places the viewer in a state of aesthetic unpredictability, oscillating in between ancestral ruin and progressive artefact. Serpentine Gallery Structure, London, UK, 2014. Image © Iwan Baan
Bus Stop. Krumbach, Austria. 2013
Bus Stop. Krumbach, Austria. 2013. Image © Yuri PALMIN Bus Stop. Krumbach, Austria. 2013. Image © Yuri PALMIN Home for the Poem of the Right Angle. Vilches, Chile. 2013 Home for the Poem of the Right Angle. Vilches, Chile. 2013. Image © Cristobal Palma/ Estudio Palma House for the Poem of the Right Angle. Vilches, Chile. 2013. Image © Gonzalo Puga Chile Antes de Chile, Extension of the Chilean Museum of Pre-Columbian Art. Santiago, Chile. 2013
Copper Home 2. Talca, Chile. 2006. Image © Cristobal Palma/ Estudio Palma
Copper Home 2. Talca, Chile. 2006. Image © Cristobal Palma/ Estudio Palma Pite Home. Papudo, Chile. 2005< img alt="Smiljan Radić Clarke: Get to Know the 2026 Pritzker Winner's Work-Image 56 of 64"height="427"src=" https://images.adsttc.com/media/images/69b1/b6a8/3c49/4901/7d2a/fa16/newsletter/_48.jpg?1773254333"width ="640"/ > Pite Home. Papudo, Chile. 2005. Image © Cristobal Palma
/ Estudio Palma Pite Home. Papudo, Chile. 2005. Image © Cristobal Palma/ Estudio Palma Carbonero Home. Melipilla, Chile. 1998 Carbonero Home. Melipilla, Chile. 1998. Image Courtesy of Smiljan Radić
Carbonero House. Melipilla, Chile. 1998. Image Thanks To Smiljan RadićWe invite you to have a look at ArchDaily’s extensive protection of the Pritzker Reward.
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