3 - Pouchulu
Patricio P. Pouchulu (1965), is an organic architect and educator, involved in Habitat research for 30 years. Widely known after his evocative grand architectural designs, he built in conservation areas in London, and has designed more than 180 projects, like his Grand Egyptian Museum in Giza, Egypt, and Cyclotel Network in Northern Europe. He is lecturing through Instituto Pouchulu of Earth's Habitat Change.
He taught at Fakultät für Architektur, Hochschule München, Germany. Graduated at the Bartlett School, University College London, and at FADU, UBA. Awarded by Fondo Nacional de las Artes, and recognized by the British Council. Pouchulu was invited to write articles in the Press Gallery, UK Parliament, promoting UK-Argentinian partnership. He is an expert in a pioneer discipline he defined as Habitat Change.
Pouchulu is a book lover, painter, photographer, and filmmaker following the legacy of his father, Pedro Pouchulu. He is a Skipper, narrowboating enthusiast in England, and Honorary member of Instituto Aeronaval (Armada Argentina, Air Wing).
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Contact here: instituto@pouchulu.com
Banner photo: Earth from Apollo 11, July 1969, image AS11-36-5295, courtesy of NASA. Portrait photo: Patricio Pouchulu meets Michelangelo at Maryon Park, London, circa 2012.