Julio Vilamajó
Julio Vilamajó was a renowned Uruguayan architect, celebrated for his innovative designs and contributions to modern architecture in the early 20th century. His work includes several iconic buildings in Montevideo, with a focus on integrating functional design and aesthetic principles. One of his notable projects is the Palacio Santa Lucía, constructed in 1926, which is currently a subject of controversy due to the construction of a neighboring high-rise that threatens its structural and environmental integrity.
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Julio Vilamajó is recognized as the architect who projected the building in 1926.
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