Reader Reactions to Rafael Viñoly's Vilo Tower Office Building in Buenos Aires
By
Rheanna Hopkins
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Summary
This article discusses reader reactions to the Vilo Tower office building in Buenos Aires designed by Rafael Viñoly Architects. The building features a glass facade, double-height floors, and a concrete scissor stair enclosed in glass. Readers are divided in their opinions, with some praising the building's elegant and clean design, calling it "visually stunning" and "quite the gem of a building," while others express mixed feelings about the architectural approach.
Key quotes
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"visually, it's quite stunning"
"quite the gem of a building"
Rafael Viñoly Architects centres "transparency and rationality" for Buenos Aires skyscraper
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