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English: Portal McClure; burned down and was demolished in 1929. Later, in 1932, the Portal Bulnes was built by architect Jorge Arteaga.
Portal Fernández Concha: Built in 1871 on the site of the "Sierra Bella Gateway", destroyed in a fire. Designed by the English architect, W. Hovender Hendry and financed, among others, by the brothers Pedro and Domingo Fernández Concha. Guillermo Renner, French landscape architect, arrived in Chile in 1873. He created gardens and urban parks at the end of the 19th century and beginning of the 20th century. Among others, he designed in 1896, the remodeling of the Plaza de Armas, and conceived an irregular garden with araucarias, cedars, ceibos, oaks, palms and pataguas.Español: Portal McClure; se incendia y es demolido en 1929. posteriormente, en 1932, se construye el Portal Bulnes, obra del arquitecto Jorge Arteaga.
Portal Fernández Concha: Construido en 1871 sobre el lugar en que estuvo el "Portal Sierra Bella", destruido en un incendio. Diseño del arquitecto inglés, W. Hovender Hendry y financiado entre otros, por los hermanos Pedro y Domingo Fernández Concha. Guillermo Renner, paisajista francés, llega a Chile en 1873. Creó jardines y parques urbanos, fines del siglo 19 y comienzo del siglo 20. Entre otros, diseñó en 1896, la remodelación de la Plaza de Armas, y concibió un jardín irregular con araucarias, cedros, ceibos, encinas, palmeras y pataguas. |
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| Source | Plaza de Armas y Cordillera de los Andes. Ciudad de Santiago. Chile : [de izquierda a derecha: Portal McClure (Portal Bulnes), edificio Comercial Edwards y vista parcial del Gran Hotel de Francia, ubicado en la planta alta del Portal Fernández Concha; Monumento "A La Libertad de América" o a "La Victoria de Ayacucho" y kiosko de retreta emplazado en la Plaza. En segundo plano, la Basílica de La Merced y el Cerro Santa Lucía] [fotografía] Juan Kar... Archivo Fotográfico. . Disponible en Biblioteca Nacional Digital de Chile https://www.bibliotecanacionaldigital.gob.cl/bnd/635/w3-article-612127.html . Accedido en 17/02/2024. |
| Author | Juan Karstulović é hijo (Santiago, Chile) |
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| current | 16:17, 17 February 2024 | | 1,344 × 858 (2.2 MB) | TraceySear840 (talk | contribs) | Uploaded a work by Juan Karstulović é hijo (Santiago, Chile) from Plaza de Armas y Cordillera de los Andes. Ciudad de Santiago. Chile : [de izquierda a derecha: Portal McClure (Portal Bulnes), edificio Comercial Edwards y vista parcial del Gran Hotel de Francia, ubicado en la planta alta del Portal Fernández Concha; Monumento "A La Libertad de América" o a "La Victoria de Ayacucho" y kiosko de retreta emplazado en la Plaza. En segundo plano, la Basílica de La Merced y el Cerro Santa Lucía] [f... |
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