Chilean Desert Structures

This Unique Campus Design is Inspired by Its Natural Surroundings

Inspired by its cultural Chilean landscape, this stunning and unique campus design for Universidad Diego Portales' new economics facility is monumentally bold.

Designed by architectural firm Duque Motta, the unique campus design was created in a way to both showcase and blend the sharp design lines of the structure. Looking a little bit like what a LEGO building would look like, the desert-colored palette building imitates its surroundings to magically blend in with the rugged landscape.

One of the unconventional buildings is designed with lots of asymmetrical scattered square windows on the outside and wide airy spaces on the inside. Overall, the contemporary structure is an architectural feat that both students and faculty can enjoy.

Desert-inspired Architecture
Opportunity to create unique and sustainable buildings that blend with natural surroundings.
Asymmetrical Design
Opportunity to use asymmetry as a design element to create visually stunning structures.
Contemporary Campus Design
Opportunity to create modern campuses that inspire students and faculty alike.

Industries Being Reshaped

Architecture
Opportunity for architectural firms to experiment with new design elements and create structures that blend with the environment.
Education
Opportunity for universities to invest in new campus designs that promote innovation and creativity.
Sustainability
Opportunity to incorporate sustainable design practices in building construction for a better future.
SCORE
0.6 out of 10
GENDER
50% Men50% Women
MARKETTop markets: South America
GENERATION
  • Gen Z
  • Gen Alpha
  • Millennial (primary audience)
  • Gen X (primary audience)
POPULARITY
Popularity 6%
Activity 5%
Freshness 8%