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- Architects: José Requesens Aldea, Juan Pavez Aguilar
- Location: Av. Universidad 330, Curauma, Valparaíso, Chile
- Architecture Office: Dirección del Plan Maestro de la Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso. Vicerrectoría de Desarrollo
- Colaboradores: Eduardo Acevedo Dinamarca, Diego Candia Jorquera, Belen Reed Díaz y María José Serey Fernández
- Client: Pontificia Universidad Católica de Valparaíso
- Area: 3585.0 m2
- Project Year: 2018
- Photography: Marcelo Cáceres
- Constructor: Cerro Apoquindo Cuatro SA.
- Engineer: José Abarca Marzán
- Calculation Reviewer: Luis Della Valle Solari
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First Floor Plan
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Text description provided by the architects. A four floor building made by three rectangular units of 9 m x 25 m, which have the technical program of the career and they are connected by a transverse hall made of crystal with a balcony design in the circulations and the common area of the building over Curcuma’s Building of PUCV; also allowing a greater incorporation of natural light to the spaces for increasing the habitability comfort and energy saving. These three units are supported on a plinth floor that makes a big interior roofed yard for the students and at the same time, on the upper floor they offer terraces
framed by the three units.
Section A
The first floor of this building is mainly destined for the common use of the students of Curauma Campus, placing two classrooms, one active learning room, two multipurpose laboratories, a big roofed yard and services for the students.
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On the third floor, there are a teacher area, clinical laboratories, a terrace and services for the students. On the fourth floor, there are teacher offices, the Administration, research laboratories, reserved areas for future research laboratories among other services. Besides, in this building it has been considered the use of colors in a greater amount and design to improve the habitability and perceptive comfort of the daily spaces of the building.
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