Pabellón 83, Cultural center in Lota, Chile
Pabellón 83 is a cultural center in Lota built during the industrial development period and displaying English architectural features. The building is marked by red brick walls and sturdy construction methods that convey a strong sense of early industrial building techniques.
The building was constructed in 1915 and originally served as housing for miners working in the region. Its creation occurred during a period of major coal mining expansion in the area.
The place keeps the memory of industrial past through its collection of bricks and ceramics made since the mid-1800s. Visitors can see how craftwork shaped the town's identity.
The center sits on Carlos Cousiño Avenue and can be reached on foot from downtown. Visitors should note that weekend hours may vary, so it is wise to check ahead before your visit.
The building originally had five separate production areas where decorative objects like busts and vases were made. These works were distributed across parks and public spaces throughout the region.
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