Siamese Towers, Pontifical Catholic University of Chile

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The Siamese Towers at the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile is a landmark contemporary academic building known for its twin-tower form and innovative sustainable design by architect Alejandro Aravena.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf academic building
contemporary architecture work
university building
architect Alejandro Aravena NERFINISHED
architecturalFirm Elemental NERFINISHED
campus San Joaquín Campus NERFINISHED
category Buildings and structures in Santiago
University buildings in Chile
Works by Alejandro Aravena
client Pontifical Catholic University of Chile NERFINISHED
continent South America
country Chile
function academic offices
classrooms
research spaces
hasArchitecturalStyle contemporary architecture
modern architecture
hasDesignFeature central void between towers
daylighting optimization
double-height spaces
exposed concrete structure
external circulation balconies
narrow floor plates
natural cross-ventilation
passive environmental control
shaded facades
twin-tower form
hasSustainabilityFeature maximized natural light
passive cooling strategies
reduced energy consumption through natural ventilation
solar shading elements
knownFor innovative sustainable design
integration of structure and environmental performance
twin-tower configuration
locatedIn Pontifical Catholic University of Chile NERFINISHED
locatedInCity Santiago NERFINISHED
locatedInCountry Chile NERFINISHED
material glass
reinforced concrete
partOf architecture of Pontifical Catholic University of Chile
built works of Alejandro Aravena
usedBy faculty of Pontifical Catholic University of Chile NERFINISHED
students of Pontifical Catholic University of Chile

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Alejandro Aravena notableWork Siamese Towers, Pontifical Catholic University of Chile