Alejandro Beals
MPhil work
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Blurring Boundaries, Strategies: Copy and Repeating
Blurring Boundaries, Strategies: Copy and Repeating
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Blurring Boundaries. Strategies: Erasing
Blurring Boundaries. Strategies: Erasing
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Blurring Boundaries. Strategies: Fragmenting
Blurring Boundaries. Strategies: Fragmenting
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The Garden of the Forking Paths. Aerial view
The Garden of the Forking Paths. Aerial view
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The Garden of the Forking Paths. Interior View
The Garden of the Forking Paths. Interior View
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The Garden of the Forking Paths. The Aromathic Orchard
The Garden of the Forking Paths. The Aromathic Orchard
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The Garden of the Forking Paths. The Pond, view from outside
Photographer: Cristobal PalmaThe Garden of the Forking Paths. The Pond, view from outside
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The Garden of the Forking Paths
The Garden of the Forking Paths
Blurring Boundaries: Strategies for the Creation of Ambiguity in Architecture
Supervisors: Nigel Coates and Roberto Bottazzi
Info
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MPhil
School
School of Architecture
Programme
Architecture Research, 2010–2014
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Contact
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+56 2 25042694
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Alejandro is an architect and researcher. He received his MPhil from the RCA, researching blurriness and ambiguity in architecture under the supervision of professors Nigel Coates and Roberto Bottazzi (2010-13). He is a founding partner and director of the architecture studio Beals–Lyon Architects, an independent practice whose more recent work includes private commissions, the winning installation for the Chilean version of the YAP 2012/2013 (MoMA – PS1 Young Architects Programme) and winning proposals for public buildings, such as the new National Congress Library in Santiago.
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Degrees
- Architecture, Universidad Católica de Chile, 2001
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Experience
- Director architect, Beals-Lyon Architects, Santiago, 2006-13
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Exhibitions
- Atlas of the Unbuilt World, London Festival of Architecture - British Council, London, 2012; The Garden of Forking Paths, MoMA, New York, 2012; The Garden of Forking Paths, MAXXI, Rome, 2012