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Miguel Braceli

Proyecto Colectivo

https://www.miguelbraceli.com

Baltimore, MD, United States of America
Miguel Braceli is an architect focused on participatory projects in public space, regarding political and social matters of the contexts involved. Most of these projects have been large scale works. He has exhibited in galleries and biennials in Latin America, Europe, and the United States. Braceli is a Professor at the FAU UCV and a current Fulbright Scholar at Maryland Institute College of Arts in the United States.

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Biblioteca Abierta (Free library)


Building without walls

Biblioteca Abierta (Free library)


Building without walls
This project aims to create libraries without buildings, just through the performative action of build.
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  • Systemic changes

Biblioteca Abierta (Free library) seeks to reprogram public space, transforming places into libraries built without walls. Thousands of books are available on the floor that people can take freely. It is a work that changes with the action of the viewer and is transformed according to its disappearance. This work aims to create spaces for gather people through the exchange of books. Taking these texts abroad is an invitation to knowledge and citizen participation, developing new dialogues within the public space. The objective of this project is to program public space in segregated areas of the cities, making this intervention a replicable strategy in multiple places around the world. Its simplicity is the key to generate systematic changes.


Biblioteca Abierta (Free library)


Building without walls

Biblioteca Abierta (Free library)


Building without walls
This project aims to create libraries without buildings, just through the performative action of build.
File under
Type of project
  • Systemic changes

Biblioteca Abierta (Free library) seeks to reprogram public space, transforming places into libraries built without walls. Thousands of books are available on the floor that people can take freely. It is a work that changes with the action of the viewer and is transformed according to its disappearance. This work aims to create spaces for gather people through the exchange of books. Taking these texts abroad is an invitation to knowledge and citizen participation, developing new dialogues within the public space. The objective of this project is to program public space in segregated areas of the cities, making this intervention a replicable strategy in multiple places around the world. Its simplicity is the key to generate systematic changes.



Idea by

Miguel Braceli
Proyecto Colectivo
Baltimore, MD
United States of America
Miguel Braceli is an architect focused on participatory projects in public space, regarding political and social matters of the contexts involved. Most of these projects have been large scale works. He has exhibited in galleries and biennials in Latin America, Europe, and the United States. Braceli is a Professor at the FAU UCV and a current Fulbright Scholar at Maryland Institute College of Arts in the United States.