Artesano de Varilla Receives Honorable Mention in Exhibition Design at AN Best of Design Awards

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Interior view of the Memory as Material exhibition, showing a visitor examining architectural drawings and models displayed on slender metal stands within a converted industrial space with exposed brick walls and steel-framed windows.

Memory as Material exhibition, 2026. Architectural drawings, material samples and scale models on display within a converted warehouse space. Photo: Michelle Aarlaht.

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