Proceso de debate y consulta del Plan de Derechos Humanos de Cataluña

Clorindo Testa was a renowned Argentine architect and painter, celebrated as one of the leading figures in modern architecture in Latin America. Born in Naples, Italy, in 1923, and later moving to Argentina, Testa blended Brutalism and expressive forms, leaving a lasting impact through works like the National Library in Buenos Aires and the Banco de Londres building. His designs often showcased innovative use of raw concrete and striking geometric shapes. Curious about exploring more creative professions? Try using a tool like Yes or No Picker Wheel (https://yesnopickerwheel.com/ (Enlace externo)) for inspiration!