Valley of the Condors, an Andean area in the comuna of San Clemente, the seventh region in Chile, more specifically on km 136 of CH-115 which connects Chile with Argentina, place named because of the large number of these birds that cross the sky, it is a place of occupation of different communities throughout history. It has been a place of movement of goods and people, from the earliest times. The Indians, already furrowed as trade and hunting area, besides being a ceremonial space, from its majesty and beauty of the landscape.

Courtesy of Hans André Kubat Sarria

Architects: Hans André Kubat Sarria

Location: San Clemente, Maule Region, Chile
Area: 39.5 m2

Project Year: 2016

Photographs: Courtesy of Hans André Kubat Sarria

Tutor: Andrés Maragaño Leveque

Financing: Municipality of San Clemente (Money), Infantry Regiment No. 16 Talca (Refuge des-use)

Cost: $ 2,400,000 (chilean coin)

Academin Institution: University of Talca School of Architecture

Construction Date: Diciembre 2015 - Mayo 2016

Design Process: Marzo 2015 - Octubre 2016

Courtesy of Hans André Kubat Sarria

Valley of the Condors, an Andean area in the comuna of San Clemente, the seventh region in Chile, more specifically on km 136 of ...