About the project (provided by the applicant) The Nature Research Center is the winner of the WA Community competition. This architectural project aims to create a space harmoniously integrated into the natural environment of Puna, Jujuy Province, Argentina. The center serves educational and ecological purposes: visitors explore the region’s unique biodiversity through interactive exhibits, audiovisual media, and educational programs.
The architectural concept uses aluminum profiles, glass, stone, and concrete, ensuring strength, durability, and a contemporary aesthetic. Recyclable and eco-friendly aluminum profiles are applied on facades, transparent walls, doors, and railings, creating a visual connection between the exterior landscape and the interior. Panoramic glass panels maximize natural light while providing unobstructed views of the surrounding nature.
Studio Cumbre specializes in architectural and urban projects that combine contemporary design, cultural values, and sustainable development. The studio’s work has been recognized with international awards, and its research focuses on innovative spatial solutions connecting people, nature, and culture.
Author of the project Victor Alfonso Montañes, Studio Cumbre
Visualization Victor Alfonso Montañes, Studio Cumbre
Customer Government of San Salvador de Jujuy
Status of the project Under construction
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