Morten F. Ronnow

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06/2019
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Universidad de Buenos Aires. Facultad de Arquitectura, Diseño y Urbanismo. Instituto de Arte Americano e Investigaciones Estéticas "Mario J. Buschiazzo"
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Anales del Instituto de Arte Americano e Investigaciones Estéticas "Mario J. Buschiazzo"
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0328-9796
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2362-2024
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Se ha escrito mucho en las últimas décadas sobre el edificio conocido como Otto Wulff ubicado en la intersección de la calle Perú y avenida Belgrano en la ciudad de Buenos Aires, obra del arquitecto danés Morten F. Rønnow. Existe toda una mitología en torno a dicho edificio y quizás por esa razón ha despertado tanto interés. Es muy poco sin embargo lo que se sabe sobre la vida de su autor, su formación, su llegada a la Argentina, su producción como arquitecto dentro y fuera del país. Es el propósito de este trabajo aportar datos para su biografía y recorrer sus principales obras de arquitectura. Por un lado se trabajó con distintos archivos para la búsqueda documental, pero fundamentalmente con los datos aportados por su hija, Isabel Rønnow, en una serie de entrevistas realizadas en 2014 poco tiempo antes de su fallecimiento a los 92 años de edad.
In recent decades, numerous publications have addressed the “Otto Wulff” building, designed by the Danish architect Morten F. Rønnow, located at the intersection of Peru Street and Belgrano Avenue in Buenos Aires city. There is an entire mythology around this building, and maybe for that reason it has awakened such interest. However, not much is known about its author’s life, his education, his arrival to Argentina and his production as an architect in the country and abroad. It is the purpose of this article to provide information to compose a biography that could include a panorama of his major works. Different archives have been used in the documentary research and, mostly, data provided by his daughter, Isabel Rønnow.
In recent decades, numerous publications have addressed the “Otto Wulff” building, designed by the Danish architect Morten F. Rønnow, located at the intersection of Peru Street and Belgrano Avenue in Buenos Aires city. There is an entire mythology around this building, and maybe for that reason it has awakened such interest. However, not much is known about its author’s life, his education, his arrival to Argentina and his production as an architect in the country and abroad. It is the purpose of this article to provide information to compose a biography that could include a panorama of his major works. Different archives have been used in the documentary research and, mostly, data provided by his daughter, Isabel Rønnow.
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