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ObrevalWe grew to create a new team to deepen our historical construction expertise with design innovation and art exploration. Based in New York and Bogotá we design worldwide and buid locally. Our interest in architecture design lies in the mixture, balance, or contradiction characteristic of the discipline of being art and science at the same time. This “contradiction” is rooted in the beauty of the rites (materialized in the tower, the labyrinth, etc.) and the pragmatism of the protection (materialized in The Primitive Hut, the clothing, etc.). We are convinced that, within these paradoxes, our design generates new and unique spaces that enrich everyday life.
Fernando Zaramawith more than 40 years of experience Fernando has had the opportunity to build and design more than 80 projects. Based on a deep understanding of materials, techniques and local craftsmanship Fernando is the ideal construction and design manager. Fernaldo hold a Bachelor os Architecture from Pontificia Universidad Javeriana with a laurated thesis distinction. During his 20s Fernando worked with David Manzur exploring pencil and carbon drawings focusing his interest in horses and its natural beauty. His art sensibility configured his life and career. Fernando enjoys his free time playing golf with his family.
Pablo Zaramaholds a Master’s degree in Advanced Architectural Design from Cornell University. Pablo won the the Cornell Architecture Merit Scholarship and the “Mary Miller Lyons Graduate Fellowship in Architecture”. He holds a Bachelor of Architecture from the Universidad de los Andes (Bogotá) with a cum laude degree distinction. He has lectured at Cornell University exploring the evolution of the villa and the private home. Finally, Pablo is obsessed with Moleskine Notebooks. He collects postcards (physical and mental) that generate analogies between projects creating an ongoing and endless process of questioning about architecture meaning and making.
