Six Latin American cultural projects open in 2017-2018

A recent analysis of six cultural structures across Latin America indicates an increase in architectural activity. In August 2017, the Centro Cultural Teopanzolco was finalized by Isaac Broid and Productora in Cuernavaca, Mexico. In mid-2018, São Paulo, Brazil, saw the transformation of an office tower into SESC 24 de Maio by Paulo Mendes da Rocha and MMBB Arquitetos. The Museo Regional de Aysén in Coyhaique, Chile, designed by Cristóbal Tirado, Silvia Barbera, and Jorge Batesteza, was inaugurated in January 2018. Additionally, Foro Boca was completed by Rojkind Arquitectos in December 2017. IMS Paulista, created by Andrade Morettin Arquitetos, opened in September 2017, while Teatro Regional del Biobío, led by Smiljan Radić and others, debuted in March 2018. These developments underscore a heightened enthusiasm for architecture in Latin America.