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Textum/Süchi: Pabellón de España. Feria Internacional del Libro de Bogotá: Bogotá. Colombia

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By Paula Chalkho Rozenblum, Enrique Perez, Enrique Pérez Verified, Palafito Arquitectura
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
Valoración del jurado: El jurado ha seleccionado Textum/Süchi, un pabellón en Bogotá, de Lluis Alexandre Casanovas Blanco, Murray, EE estudio y Palafito Arquitectura, como finalista por su diseño expresivo y significativo del pabellón español para la Feria del Libro de Bogotá (FILBo).
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Mondiacult 2025: Conferencia mundial sobre políticas culturales y desarrollo sostenible: Barcelona. Spain

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By Paula Chalkho Rozenblum, Casanovas Blanco, Lluis Alexandre
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
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Shared knowledge. Spanish Pavilion at Filbo by Casanovas, Chalkho, Espinosa and Pradilla

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By Sara Gent, Enrique Perez, Enrique Pérez Verified, Paula Chalkho Rozenblum
| Metalocus (English) Verified
The materials chosen for the Pavilion, designed by Lluís Alexandre Casanovas Blanco, Paula Chalkho Rozenblum, Enrique Espinosa Pérez, and Santiago Pradilla Hosie, take center stage through the use of artisanal techniques and materials—such as macramé, wool felt, fique, and fishing nets—which not only shape the spatial atmosphere but also incorporate layers of cultural meaning. In contrast, stainless steel introduces reflective surfaces that articulate the intermediate spaces.
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