LOW Estudio
Low is an architecture and design practice based in Chile. Its work explores the relationship between technology, materiality, and public space through the development of installations, objects, and architectural interventions that integrate robotics, advanced manufacturing, and cyber-physical processes. Through projects that operate across the fields of art, architecture, and fabrication, LOW investigates new ways of producing contemporary spatial experiences through an experimental and materially informed approach.
Amaro Donoso Bravo
Architect, Universidad de Chile
Master in Robotics and Advanced Construction, IAAC
M.Sc. in Design Sciences, Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez
Computational Design & Robotic Fabrication
Gonzalo Muñoz Guerrero
Architect, Universidad de Chile
M.Sc. ITECH, University of Stuttgart
Autodesk Technology Center Residency, Boston
KUKA College, Augsburg
Computational Design, Robotics & Digital Fabrication
Felipe Soto Romero
Architect, Universidad de Chile
Diploma in Aesthetics and Philosophy, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
Project Development & Design Management
Low is an architecture and design practice based in Chile. Its work explores the relationship between technology, materiality, and public space through the development of installations, objects, and architectural interventions that integrate robotics, advanced manufacturing, and cyber-physical processes. Through projects that operate across the fields of art, architecture, and fabrication, LOW investigates new ways of producing contemporary spatial experiences through an experimental and materially informed approach.
Amaro Donoso Bravo
Architect, Universidad de Chile
Master in Robotics and Advanced Construction, IAAC
M.Sc. in Design Sciences, Universidad Adolfo Ibáñez
Computational Design & Robotic Fabrication
Gonzalo Muñoz Guerrero
Architect, Universidad de Chile
M.Sc. ITECH, University of Stuttgart
Autodesk Technology Center Residency, Boston
KUKA College, Augsburg
Computational Design, Robotics & Digital Fabrication
Felipe Soto Romero
Architect, Universidad de Chile
Diploma in Aesthetics and Philosophy, Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile
Project Development & Design Management
Past Members
Jose Gädicke
Sebastián Garrido
Francisco Ortiz
Catalina Portilla
Thalía Reyes
Millaray Rojas
Karyn Contreras
Katherine Vera.
Jose Gädicke
Sebastián Garrido
Francisco Ortiz
Catalina Portilla
Thalía Reyes
Millaray Rojas
Karyn Contreras
Katherine Vera.