Paraguay : Abu & Font House, 2005/2006 by Solano Benítez/ Surubí House, 2003/2004 by Javier Corvalán (2013. 160 p. w. 170 col. and 30 drawings. 215 x 295 mm)

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Paraguay : Abu & Font House, 2005/2006 by Solano Benítez/ Surubí House, 2003/2004 by Javier Corvalán (2013. 160 p. w. 170 col. and 30 drawings. 215 x 295 mm)

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Solano Benitez' audacious brick structures are hand crafted, rough, minimal and of strikingly beautiful elegance like the best engineering structures at all times. The featured Abu & Font house earned him the prestigious Swiss BSI Architectural Award in 2008. Like pioneers he and his team boldly conquer new fields of construction even if using familiar and traditional products. Javier Corvalan' s fine sense of observation results in incredibly stimulating and flexible spaces - be it a private house, a cultural center, a library, or his own house and office. The intentional informality of the plan is consequently and successfully transformed into experimental plastic configurations. A subversive dismissal of traditional definitions of an object not to mention a building, its meaning and its technical representation is key to the chosen tectonic order which more than once relies on transformations of ready-mades or trivial construction methods.With this fifth O'Neil Ford Duograph, The Center for American Architecture and Design together with the O'Neil Ford Chair in Architecture at The University of Texas at Austin are publishing another set of buildings by two architects from one country in South America. Without doubt Solano Benitez and Javier Corvalan are two outstanding figures of contemporary Paraguayan architecture, both as architects and teachers. But more than that, their work shows a research approach that is quite unlike that of any of their international colleagues. Given its natural resources, a strong emphasis on self sustained local economy and the prospect of an open and more vibrant future, Paraguay is ready to project its next phase of development without repeating or importing the failures of modern progress: a radical plea for a low-tech rather than a high-tech approach. Energy generation and consumption, emission standards, appropriate construction methods and defensible agricultural processing methods are key decisions towards a sustainable future of humanity worldwide.Benitez and Corvalan contribute clear and profound statements how to build towards this future thus shifting consuetudinary definitions of relevance in modern architecture.

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