Virtual Tour of the Chilean Embassy in Buenos Aires

The video is a virtual tour of the Chilean Embassy in Buenos Aires, led by architect Tamara Valjean. It covers the building's history, design, and architectural features. The embassy, designed by Chilean architects Usman Covarrubias and Aguayo, contrasts with its surroundings through its organic design that integrates with nature. The building's design includes curved structures, terraces, and a floating staircase. The tour concludes with a look at the nearby cultural center, renovated in 2015, and an invitation to explore more through the Moderna Vea Nación app.

Who is the architect leading the virtual tour?

• Tamara Valjean

• Carlos Aguayo

• Douglas Mata

• Usman Covarrubias

Where is the Chilean Embassy located?

• Libertador Avenue

• San Martin Plaza

• Republic of Chile Plaza

• Plaza de Mayo

In what year was the design competition for the Chilean Embassy held?

• 1980

• 1970

• 1966

• 1960

Which two architects won the design competition for the Chilean Embassy?

• Tamara Valjean and Carlos Aguayo

• Usman Covarrubias and Carlos Aguayo

• Usman Covarrubias and Tamara Valjean

• Carlos Aguayo and Douglas Mata

What type of language does the Chilean Embassy building use?

• Organicist

• Rationalist

• Modernist

• Academicist

How does the building's design interact with its natural surroundings?

• It contrasts sharply with nature

• It uses hard geometries

• It ignores the natural elements

• It blends with the landscape

What materials are combined in the building's design?

• Brick and steel

• Stone and vegetation

• Wood and metal

• Concrete and glass

What is the volumetric design of the building inspired by?

• Traditional architecture

• Chilean landscape

• Modern architecture

• Argentinian landscape

What new sector was reformed in 2015?

• The ambassador's residence

• The main building

• The office area

• The cultural center

What is the name of the app mentioned for more information?

• Moderna Vea Nación

• Modern Architecture

• Buenos Aires Guide

• Architectural Wonders