Airports, Duty-Free Shops and the Web
After the pandemic hiatus, flying internationally is back in its full mode. Airports are busy again and travelers have returned to this particular kind of place...
Category: environmental
Tectonic Shifts under Colombian territories
Two weeks ago, on August 17th, we experienced a strong ground shake around noon in Bogota. It had a magnitude of 6.3 and a sever intensity (MMI) that lasted for...
Exploring Latin American IT infrastructure Cityscapes: A co-creation project with Generative AI.
Information technology infrastructure, or IT infrastructure, is everywhere. It has expanded across our rural and urban environments as a mix of visible and invi...
Mapping Bogota’s Infrastructures
This month I complete four years of my return to Bogota, my hometown. I have settled up, survived a pandemic, adapted to the everyday life in the Chapinero neig...
Guainía: Land of Many Frontiers (Part 2)
In Guainía, the land of many waters and frontiers, we also went South. We navigated the course of the Inirida river towards the south in search of the Cerros de...
The Fog of the Emerald Necklace
Clouds on the ground, dispersing on the surface, changing with the wind and the light. Taking shapes, they disappear in the air while creating playful spaces. A...
Fallingwater
Woods and modern architecture rarely go well together. When they do, the result is a powerful synthesis of nature and built structure. Fallingwater house might ...