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Poco después de cumplir con mis obligaciones académicas, compuse muchos proyectos por encargo. Junté dinero y abrí mi empresa, del rubro de la arquitectura industrial. Llevo varios años perfeccionándome en la edificación residencial, un rubro donde es costoso introducir la arquitectura sustentable y son cada vez más valoradas. Estoy laborando hace unos años y desarrollo varios proyectos relacionados con arquitectura inteligente, domótica e integración de tecnologías en la construcción. Llevo gran parte de mi carrera ejerciendo la arquitectura y ganar conocimientos en los proyectos y planificación. He pasado mi carrera profesional durante los años especializándome en resistencia de materiales, realizo investigación para productos recién sacados al mercado. Grandes sitios tengo donde guardo mi trabajo, el link de uno de ellos es , si bien está un poco desactualizado, posee algunos trabajos que he planificado en la U. Dejé de poner dibujos a la web, aunque si deseas algunos datos de mis creaciones en la universidad, visita . Poco tiempo ha pasado desde que me donaron una sección en el sitio de mi empresa, lo puedes revisar pinchando link . En este sitio tengo algunos de mis trabajos, desde la universidad. La próxima semana mostraré más material. Se encuentra la mayoría en un portafolios digital, aunque no está accesible para realizar visitas on line. En un tiempo más si te parece lo consultas en . El que que tenga como norte la armonía y equilibrio, en todos los aspectos, fundamentalmente en aquellos donde está presente los dilemas entre lo moderno y lo antiguo Me interesa el que se concentre más que por cualquier detalle en el habitante, quien se muestra como el que ocupa los lugares ideados y vivirá en ellos. Lo que me preocupa que veo en el diseño arquitectónico es alcanzar que las clases más acomodadas tengan las innovaciones y últimas modas en la arquitectura. La imaginación es la herramienta fundamental en todas las fases del diseño, pasando por los básicos a los más grandilocuentes. Aun así, esa característica es fundamental cruzarla con el dinero que se dispone, que jamás es demasiado. Por las necesidadades que cubre, el diseño arquitectónio tiene como fin tener incidencia en el hombre, aquel que ocupara los edificios levantados y estará cómodo dentro de ellos. Aunque aún usándose, la arquitectura orgánica es mi favorita. Te cito aquella que no soporto, jamás he soportado el estilo del neoclásico, insoportablemente majestuosa, de mal gusto. Pese a que no desprecio a los estilos actuales como muchos de mis colegas, aun así prefiero como periodo el barroco. Destaco que siempre me ha gustado la arquitectura de búsqueda de las raíces, demasiado majestuosa, hasta cierto punto, decadente. Me encantan las corrientes postmodernas en las artes, y pretendo por eso aplicarlo a la arquitectura. De algunos los que conozco de américa del sur, está el Costanera, en santiago de chile. No lo soporto El Zizkov TV Tower, es muy creativo y a la vez chocante poner representaciones de bebés gigantes . El Ryugyong Hotel, intento de edificación vanguardista de la autocracia de Corea del Norte y que dejó de construirse en los 0. Admiro todos esos edificios en las que sea fácil rastrear alguna intención artística en el profesional. Me parece que la gran mayoría de los de esta ciudad, ninguno creo que sea, a lo menos, bonito. He estado un poco alejado de tema tecnológico, continúo con la vieja escuela del lápiz y papel. Tengo demasiados programas en mi computador, todos con una función específica, todos muy útiles, pero perdiendo este no puedo trabajar. Adoro laborar ocupando mis manos, no existe software que reemplace el contacto con el papel, la tinta y los instrumentos. Fue parte de la escuela y la potenció sin importar qué, elijo a Ludwig Mies va der Rohe. Gaudí, fue un artista que puso en su lugar a la modernidad con la naturaleza He investigado a lo largo de mi carrera a Philip Johnson y sus visionarias casas translúcidas A Steven Holl, por su gran contribución al reconsiderar la percepción de los ambientes. No me siento atraído por ninguno en especial, no tengo en la memoria ningún nombre. De aquellos que he usado remarco el , por su versatilidad y comodidad. Una gran cantidad de los materiales sustentables que son comercializados en este momento, junto con . Toda la gama de materias primas para construir de manera sustentables que van a la par con la moda de cuidado del medio ambiente. Y junto con ello, las Por su belleza y permitir el reemplazo en partes que de otra forma no podía ser ocuparlo, el vidrio estructural. También nombro a las , de gran calidad. Algunas aplicaciones del hormigón a la vista, que utilizado con diversos estilos constructivos, mantiene un resultado inigualable. Junto a él está el . Diminuta, funcional, con diversas habitaciones amplias y un gran comedor que invite a la convivencia familiar. Amplia y con muchas habitaciones para todos los miembros de la familia, una cocina grande, sustentable y que se ilumine naturalmente. Considero que la casa no es lo mío, en un centro urbano elijo un departamento. Opto por los departamentos, y siendo sincero, viviría en un último piso. Me gusta más la madera, me agrada por sobre cualquier solución más resistente. 0 Viviendas sociales, algo que siempre me ha apasionado y en lo que se pueden ejecutar muchas ideas para mejorar la calidad de vida de las personas Ahora estoy comprometido con un proyecto de edificio corporativo, siempre quise construir uno, trato de poner lo mejor de mí en el Quiero un proyecto donde me entregaran completa libertad creativa para desarrollarun concepto que armonice con el entorno. Me agradaría armar un proyecto de viviendas sociales sustentables, en los cuales se dé importancia al medio ambiente y el presupuesto. Un edificio inmobiliario que tenga presente todos los adelantos que presenta la construcción sustentable. No leo la internet, sólo trabajo en el computador, por eso no visito ningún portal. Miro mucho esto, me deja satisfecho. Demasiados sitios, paso muchas horas mirando la internet averiguando datos sobre la arquitectura. En este minuto olvidé los nombres. No uso ni entro mucho a internet, me urge el tiempo. Visito pocos, y no recuerdo de nada.

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Top 5 travel destinations in Bolivia

 Bolivia is home to a wide range of climates, landscapes and natural beauty. The poorest country in South America, Bolivia is the country's native South America, with the majority of its citizens by supporting indigenous heritage. Bolivia receives far fewer tourists than many other nations of South America and there are ample opportunities for travelers interested in adventure off-the-beaten track. These are the top 5 travel destinations for visitors headed to Bolivia.1. PazThe the capital city of Bolivia, La Paz is a spectacular and fascinating place, full of energy, enthusiasm and a great emotion and chaos. The buildings cling to the sides of canyons, narrow cobblestone streets lined with outdoor markets snake through the city center and the snow-covered mountain. Illamani looming in the background. La Paz is situated at an altitude of 3660m above sea level. Keep this in mind, as it takes at least a couple of days to acclimatise to life in La Paz. Once acclimated, is climbing the winding streets and alleys of La Paz for being one of the highlights of your visit.2. SucreDesignated a UNESCO world heritage site in 1991, the colonial city of Sucre, with its whitewashed buildings and red roofs of terracotta is perhaps the most beautiful city in Bolivia. Do not miss a visit to the nearby village of Tarabuco. Located 65 km south-east of Sucre, the small indigenous village Tarabuco is famous for its festivals Phujllay (which means 'to play' in Quechua). The country is also known for its beautiful and colorful fabrics, sprawling Sunday market. About three hours by bus from Sucre is the city of Potosí. Famous for his tour-opening my eyes, Potosí is another interesting colonial center easily be visited on the way to Uyuni. 3. Salar de Uyuni Salar de UyuniThe is the world's largest salt flat. At an altitude of 3653m and covers 12 thousand square kilometers, was once part of Lake Minchin prehistoric salt, which covered most of southwestern Bolivia. Today, the Uyuni salt flats are one of the most visited attractions in Bolivia. A tour of the Salar and its surrounding area includes visits to the salt plains, geysers hot springs, volcanoes and colorful lakes. Most tours consist of two or three days on the plains of salt, and most can be continued across the border in neighboring Chile. 4. Santa Cruz Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Santa Cruz or, as is more commonly known, is located in vast plains of East Bolivia. Santa Cruz is the second largest city in Bolivia and boasts of being the most Brazilian of Bolivians. Trip to Santa Cruz from the highlands of Bolivia may be rough and slow going, but the uniqueness of the city makes it worth the trip. The beautiful village of Samaipata is almost three hours along rough dirt roads from Santa Cruz. Located in the desert surrounding the Cordillera Oriental, Samaipata serves as a starting point for trekking, desert and the people Guevara route. collectivos frequent or shared taxi, shuttle passengers between Santa Cruz and Samaipata.5. Lake TiticacaFor many travelers who come from Peru, the village of Copacabana on the shores of Lake Titicaca is a common introduction, first in Bolivia. The largest lake in South America, Lake Titicaca covers over 230 km long and 97 km in width, and straddles both Peru and Bolivia. Located at an altitude of 3820m is said to be the highest navigable lake in the world. Water has a bright color of sapphire that sparkles in the sunlight at high altitudes. The shores of Lake Titicaca, Aymara are dotted with traditional villages and snowy peaks of the Cordillera Real can be seen rising up at the bottom. A boat trip to the Island of the Sun, the legendary Inca creation site and the birthplace of the sun in Inca mythology, makes an interesting day trip from Copacabana. Frequent passenger shuttle boats to and from the island.

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History of Peru

 We have contacted other Peru travel fanatic Benson Sam, a principal author of Lonely Planet's Peru, for stories inside the book writer's life to guide us and give us some highlights must-see for a holiday in Peru. LAFL: Can you describe one of the most enjoyable experiences and memorable that you had everything to Peru to write his book? Sat Benson: To me, these are the long bus trips in the Andes down into the selva (or jungle) that are most memorable. On one of my research trips to Peru in early, I arrived at the beginning of the rainy season. From the Andean city of Cuzco highlands, these rickety public bus literally crawl along the slopes and irregular rollick closest waterfalls and flooded-out passes that I held my breath, crossing his fingers that we do to our next destination. The bus has always seemed to be happily busy with all sorts of trade goods colored, tropical fruit to sweaters, hats and gloves knitted by hand of llama wool. I could travel through several seasons in one trip by bus, beginning in the winter-like conditions in the Andes and ending in sweltering summer weather in the Amazon. LAFL: Peru is packed with attractions fairly well known, but what are your favorite destinations off the beaten track to track? SB: For Lonely Planet, I covered the popular "Gringo Trail" route from Lima and travel along the south coast, then eastward in Arequipa to Puno and Lake Titicaca, then north up 'in Cuzco, and finally Machu Picchu. But even on this track well beaten, it was possible to visit rural villages and incredibly picturesque natural areas. In the busy Sacred Valley, I got places like the Inca terraces of Moray virtually all to myself. On the south coast, I remember tasting wine and pisco by myself in the valley Lunahuaná a springboard for whitewater rafting wild. Outside of Chincha, I took a tour which includes ghost spooky catacombs of a plantation of former African slave, Hacienda San Jose. Busy Nazca lines and mysterious in the desert are a must-stop along the trail Gringo, but there are also dozens of ruins in the most remote and least visited of the ancient cultures of Peru that few tourists see, as Cerro Baul , a royal brewery built by the Wari people, or the burial towers of Cutimbo in the Lake Titicaca, which is dotted with distant islands where villagers offer traditional foster families for the adventurous tourist. LAFL: You must have spent considerable time in Peru, in drafting the guide. But how do you advise a traveler with only two weeks to spend their time? SB: If I had just spent two weeks in Peru, and assuming it was my first visit to the country, I would start by making a U-loop from Lima to Cuzco, take the time to visit the villages around the Sacred Valley and an excursion by train to Machu Picchu or trekking the famous Inca Trail to visit the most famous ruins in the country. Then I have to choose between visiting a wildlife lodge and take a trip on the river in the Amazon River basin, or flight back to Lima and travel north of Huaraz, a mountain adventure base- camp, then press the hidden beaches and archaeological sites further up the coast north to Ecuador. LAFL: Is Peru a country that you'd recommend for family travel? Where in particular are good places to visit with the family? SB: If your children are older (ie pre-adolescents or adolescents) and have a keen sense of adventure, and Peru would be a perfect destination for your family, especially if you're interested in the activities outdoors, from hiking and trekking to surfing and kayaking. There is something of an Indiana Jones or Lara Croft appearance in Peru with its archaeological sites, high Andes mountains and the deep jungle. LAFL: Where should the head of a budget traveler to the best deals? SB: One of my favorite deals for travel in Peru is the city of Arequipa, many travelers passing just above. It has beautiful historic inns where you can stay for much less than you'd pay in Lima or Cusco. It is surprisingly urban, with impressive educational museums, restaurants, friendly and lively nightlife. It is also a gateway to a myriad of outdoor adventures, from climbing volcanoes to white water rafting and hiking through some of the deepest canyons in the world. LAFL: And what about visitors seeking a little luxury? SB: For luxury, look to the capital, Lima, Cuzco and the Andean town that is a must-see on everyone's itinerary. In Cuzco, you can splash on the Hotel Monasterio, who lives in a Jesuit monastery in the 16th century, and where the room services and amenities extend to supplemental oxygen, if you find yourself that need at the altitude of the city of nearly 11,000 feet. LAFL: Finally, are there any insider tips you can offer us that are not in the book? SB: When I write Lonely Planet guides, I put my heart and soul into it. I rarely take anything back from readers. After all, they are the best reason why I do what I do for a living! All my insider tips are already in the book. Although my best advice is that readers often ignore. Passengers with a spirit of independence and more time on their hands than just your typical two weeks should consider alternative treks to Machu Picchu. I mean not only alternative routes to the crowd Inca Trail, but also trekking routes that visit less affected, more virgin Andean peaks - after all, is what adventure is all subject.

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Cerro Chapelco: Boutique Style Ski Resort in Argentina

 In the Argentinian Patagonia are a number of ski resorts, but nothing that Cerro Bayo, a boutique-style Ski Resort, which promises you the best of skiing services, is located in Villa La Angostura, Neuquen, surrounded by breathtaking Nahuel Huapi Lake, deep forests, around which runs has been developed, an ideal place for winter sports, its curls are in powder snow, in addition to wonderful restaurants. The fast track has two ski rentals at the base, and a height of 1500 meters, rents quality and technically perfect ski equipment. You need not worry about how you will wear them in lifts.This Boutique Style Ski Resort is 1050 meters above sea level, while the mountain reaches a height of 1800 meters. It has slopes for students and experts alike, with off-piste ground from a height of 1500 meters. To these points must track through mountainous forests. There are 12 height of the media to lift up to 1700 feet, and reach the ski tracks. Visitor safety is to ensure that staff using their GPS and Wi-Fi systems so that no one disappears. You can check the slope condition with your mobile phone. Visitors may ski trails through mountain passes. Cerro Chapelco is a Boutique Style Resort with 90 peer tutors to help you ski. Apart, a Ski and Snowboard School for students of all ages. Children of all ages can use clubs, Copitos (4-6 years), Bayitos (7-12 years), with a freestyle park. A nursery with inflatable sports in four children is at the base. A funny Aero Park offers freestyle with bumps and slides, along with an expert zone, for the expert level of skiing. After the hectic skiing, relax in the rest area, look at the beautiful woods, and soothing yourself with music. You can also choose here "tubbing", moving alone or with friends in a rubber, or choose to walk in the woods and snow. You can also try the canopy to "fly" on top of the mountain. Or just relax with a massage, stretching exercises that you CASH for mountain activities. For your gastronomic experience, there is Bar Sovia, the mountain base, with global food and mouthwatering desserts. If you just want to bite into the sandwich and relax with various flavors of tea, choose Casa Tematyco while La Questoteca have wonderful selection of wines and cheeses. Even restaurants are at 1500 feet level for a luxurious meal after skiing. Other locations, such as 180, Tosh, Point Escorihuela Gascon and Tronador located at 1500 m altitude in the mountains, offers native Patagonian dishes and sumptuous mountain cuisine. If you love life in the village, with mountainous terrain and food made with warmth in their hearts, select Puerto Manzano, 7 miles from the center of Villa La Angostura, - 85 miles from San Carlos de Bariloche, which also has excellent lodging facilities. Cerro Chapelco - Boutique Style Ski Resort, awaits your visit an unforgettable ski experience.

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