"Luis David Cruz Ocampo" Central Library
Concepción, Chile

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The Central Library of the University of Concepción, located in Concepción, Chile, was completed in 1961 as a striking example of modern architecture. Designed by Roberto Goycoolea and Emilio Duhart, the building employs reinforced concrete as its primary material, a hallmark of mid-twentieth-century institutional design. Now known as the "Luis David Cruz Ocampo" Central Library, the structure has been recognized as a Historical Monument of Chile, reflecting its cultural and architectural significance within the country's educational landscape.
Architect
Movement
- Built
- Type
- academic library, library building, university building
- Materials
- reinforced concrete
- Heritage
- Historical Monument of Chile
- Place
- Concepción, Chile
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