Interview with Graciela María Viñuales

Hayakawa Casas J. · Devenir (Peru) (2023) · DOI: 10.21754/devenir.v10i20.1937

Resumen

Buenos Aires, 1940. Architect from the University of Buenos Aires. She holds a doctorate in Architecture from the National University of Tucumán. Principal researcher at the National Research Council. She is a regular teacher at the universities of Buenos Aires, Nordeste and Mar del Plata (Argentina), at the Pablo de Olavide University (Spain) and in centers in America and Europe. She is the author of more than seventy books and numerous articles. She is the founder and vice director of the Latin American Architecture Documentation Center (Cedodal). Founder and director of the Barro Center. Work topics: history, heritage conservation, earthen architecture and lexicon. Regarding the field of heritage, she completed a specialization in Monument Restoration. UNESCO PER 39 project. Cusco, 1975. He was responsible for the Residence and direction of restoration works, highlighting the Casa del Cable in Carúpano (Venezuela), the Colegio de San Bernardo in Cusco (Peru), the Federation Chapel (Argentina), the Convent of San Carlos in San Lorenzo (Argentina) and the front of La Nueva Provincia in Bahía Blanca (Argentina). She has provided numerous advice on restoration works, enhancement and installation of museums and on management plans for historical sites.

Instituciones: Universidad Nacional de Ingeniería