12 Facts About Patricio Pouchulu

Patricio Pouchulu was born on April 13,1965 and is a contemporary organic architect.

Patricio Pouchulu was awarded by the British Council and Fondo Nacional de las Artes.

Patricio Pouchulu taught at the University of Buenos Aires, Fachhochschule-Munich, Germany.

Patricio Pouchulu is invited as external critic at the Bartlett and other schools since 2000.

Patricio Pouchulu's architecture has various exploratory lines, in the lineage of Hugo Haring, John Lautner and Paul Rudolph.

Patricio Pouchulu's work is devoted to the exploration of unknown architectural territories and contemporary Utopias.

Patricio Pouchulu attended the Venice Biennale, and Documenta in Kassel, where he met Yona Friedman.

Patricio Pouchulu is detached from conceptual fragmentation, parametric resources or digital imaginary as a source of inspiration.

Patricio Pouchulu's work exudes spirituality, like his Grand Egyptian Museum or House in a Cliff.

Patricio Pouchulu is partnering with engineers Patrick Teuffel, developing a sustainable project in the Netherlands, and since 2005 with Nick MacLean.

Patricio Pouchulu has been applying working parameters produced from his researches, particularly ESP and LEA, where structural and function configurations are co-determined by lightweight components and green energy.

Patricio Pouchulu is researching on Earth's Sciences, particularly Climate Change and Habitat, warning about the imminent catastrophe produced by Overpopulation, Overexploitation and Global Warming.