Arquitectura, Ingeniería y Construcción

Architecture

Discover the Uruguayan companies exporting Architecture

Value Proposition

The architecture sector in Uruguay is distinguished by over a century of academic and professional excellence, combining tradition with an innovative vision. Creativity, cutting-edge design, and a strong commitment to sustainability have shaped its evolution, consolidating a unique style that seamlessly integrates with global trends.

Architecture with Global Impact

Throughout its history, Uruguay has had pioneering and influential architects who contributed to the design and construction of iconic buildings worldwide, such as:

• United Nations Headquarters, New York – Julio Vilamajó (1947)

• Pan American Health Organization Headquarters, Washington – Román Fresnedo Siri (1965)

• Bastille Opera House, Paris – Carlos Ott (1984)

• Tokyo International Forum – Rafael Viñoly (1997)

Uruguayan architecture represents an extraordinary journey of innovation, creativity, and adaptability. From its pioneers to the present, the country has demonstrated a unique ability to create spaces that are not only functional but also true works of art that engage with their surroundings.

A Sector with International Projection

Uruguay’s architecture sector is characterized by its strong export orientation and global reach. All firms have the capacity to develop projects in English, with the United States as the main export destination, followed by Argentina, Paraguay, Spain, and Colombia.

Local firms stand out for their agile and highly specialized teams, the integration of contemporary design into their projects, mastery of construction processes, and a deep understanding of the real estate business—positioning them as strategic partners for large-scale international projects.

Innovation and Sustainability

Uruguayan architecture firms integrate BIM and augmented reality, combining technology with a strong commitment to sustainability and energy efficiency.

The country boasts projects that have achieved LEED Platinum certifications and top-level EDGE scores, positioning Uruguay as a benchmark in innovative and sustainable architecture at an international level.