2G 91: adamo-faiden: No. 91. International Architecture Review Book
In 2019, Agustín Fiorito became an associate architect in the firm, inaugurating at the same time adamo-faiden’s headquarters in Montevideo, Uruguay. Emerged from the ruins of the Argentinian corralito and after having gone to study and work in Europe, the return to Argentina after the crisis meant for adamo-faiden a reformulation of their role as architects in the new Argentinian social context. In the search for new programs and work opportunities, the typology of the residential and office building allowed the studio to build its first works, in which they intervened as architects and builders. Since then, others have been added to this tried-and-true typology that have consolidated adamo-faiden as one of the reference studios in the Southern Cone.
This publication includes their recent work, from single-family houses and extensions to residential buildings, office buildings, social clubs and commercial buildings, some of them in collaboration with other international studios such as the American MOS or the Swedish Arrhov Frick.
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In 2019, Agustín Fiorito became an associate architect in the firm, inaugurating at the same time adamo-faiden’s headquarters in Montevideo, Uruguay. Emerged from the ruins of the Argentinian corralito and after having gone to study and work in Europe, the return to Argentina after the crisis meant for adamo-faiden a reformulation of their role as architects in the new Argentinian social context. In the search for new programs and work opportunities, the typology of the residential and office building allowed the studio to build its first works, in which they intervened as architects and builders. Since then, others have been added to this tried-and-true typology that have consolidated adamo-faiden as one of the reference studios in the Southern Cone.
This publication includes their recent work, from single-family houses and extensions to residential buildings, office buildings, social clubs and commercial buildings, some of them in collaboration with other international studios such as the American MOS or the Swedish Arrhov Frick.
