Motivo decorativo, Bandstand in Barrancas de Belgrano, Argentina.
The Motivo decorativo stands as a permanent structure made of iron and rubble masonry, featuring architectural details from the early 1900s.
This bandstand represents the architectural evolution of Buenos Aires during its period of rapid urban development in the twentieth century.
The structure serves as a central gathering point for musical performances, community events, and artistic exhibitions throughout the calendar year.
Located near public transportation routes, the bandstand remains open to visitors daily and provides seating areas within the Barrancas de Belgrano district.
The combination of iron and rubble masonry construction techniques creates distinct patterns that change appearance as sunlight moves across the structure.
Location: Buenos Aires
Made from material: iron, rubble masonry
GPS coordinates: -34.56150,-58.44855
Latest update: October 2, 2025 13:03
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