Opening date: To be defined.
Address: Santa Rosa 76, Santiago de Chile.
Description of use: Mixed use.
70.000 m2
PROJECT IN DEVELOPMENT
The 9,500-square-meter site includes residential buildings and a shopping center with a food and produce market, as well as shops geared toward entrepreneurs and the creative industries, as well as commerce and services. It also includes the development of large, publicly accessible vertical green spaces, as well as the use of clean energy, the reuse of greywater for garden irrigation, and a zero-waste program.
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Opening date: 13 de Julio de 2023.
Address: Av. Apoquindo 2730, Santiago de Chile.
Description of use: Mixed use (four Class A+ office buildings and an eight-story market, integrated with a retail, gastronomic, cultural, plaza, and garden offering).
160,000 m2
Territoria collaborated on this project:
Conceptual Architecture Phase 1: KPF.
Project development: Mobil, Seggiario.
Conceptual Design: Tony Chi.
Market Design: Ray Chen.
Design: CQ (Agustín Quiroga).
Landscaping: Jadue Livingstone (Javiera Jadue and Paula Livingstone).
Product Conceptualization and Canvas Development: Marcial Cortés-Monroy and Teresa Matte.
Sustainability Program: Bzero (Javier Peró and Ignacio Ovalle).
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MUT (Tobalaba Urban Market) is Chile’s first urban market. It is a new category of mixed-use project located on the Apoquindo block and El Bosque Norte.
MUT is the evolution of the original market concept, maintaining commercial and cultural exchange with a focus on sustainability and seeking to improve people’s quality of life.
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Address: Av. Vespucio and Presidente Riesco, Santiago, Chile.
Use description: Mixed use (Class A offices, retail, dining, cultural spaces, plazas, and wellness).
80,000 m2
PROJECT IN DEVELOPMENT
The project stands out for creating an entrepreneurial environment that represents a new vision of workspaces, connecting efficiency, sustainability, and people’s well-being.
This space will house the corporate offices of the Santander Group in Chile, connected to metro stations, bike paths, and urban parks.
The conceptual design was commissioned by Territoria to Handel Architects LLP, which is known for creating environmentally friendly spaces that are open to the community.
No man is an island. We are a species that depend on each other. We are united by invisible bonds. Not just the bonds between people, but also with our surroundings and ecosystems.
These links are what create community.
Our shared experience of urban life.
