Sabbagh Arquitectos

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The architectural firm Sabbagh Arquitectos was founded in 1986 by Architect Juan Sabbagh Pisano (Santiago, Chile 1951) and designer Mariana Sabbagh Pisano, both graduated at Universidad de Chile. In 2000 Architect Juan Pedro Sabbagh B., graduated at Universidad Católica and in 2003 Architect Felipe Sabbagh B. of the Universidad de Chile joined the team In 2002 Juan Sabbagh P. receives the National prize of Architecture, He was also a professor in the Universidad de Chile Architecture Faculty from 1994 to 2008. Between 2004 and 2006, he was President of the School of Architects of Chile.This first monograph of the firm is a contribution that shows the continuity of more than 30 years of experience of probably the largest and most outstanding office in industrial architecture, educational, equipment and services in Chile. The book allows us to travel through different scales that permanently intersect in one way or another with an urban dimension, being a contribution to the city and the neighborhoods where they are inserted. The architectural firm Sabbagh Arquitectos was founded in 1986 by Architect Juan Sabbagh Pisano (Santiago, Chile 1951) and designer Mariana Sabbagh Pisano, both graduated at Universidad de Chile. In 2000 Architect Juan Pedro Sabbagh B., graduated at Universidad Católica and in 2003 Architect Felipe Sabbagh B. of the Universidad de Chile joined the team In 2002 Juan Sabbagh P. receives the National prize of Architecture, He was also a professor in the Universidad de Chile Architecture Faculty from 1994 to 2008. Between 2004 and 2006, he was President of the School of Architects of Chile.This first monograph of the firm is a contribution that shows the continuity of more than 30 years of experience of probably the largest and most outstanding office in industrial architecture, educational, equipment and services in Chile. The book allows us to travel through different scales that permanently intersect in one way or another with an urban dimension, being a contribution to the city and the neighborhoods where they are inserted.