Smiljan Radić Clarke

Background & practice

Smiljan Radić Clarke studied architecture at Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile, graduating in 1989, and later pursued history studies in Venice. His official biography relates drawing, travel and encounters with art to the gradual development of his architectural ideas. It describes imagery shaped by philosophy and literary references, as well as physical form. Radić's work is presented as making settings in which others can discover emerging ideas rather than fixing one interpretation.

How to read the work

Draw on travel, art and literary references without reducing architecture to illustration, making physical settings that leave room for discovery and meanings developed by the people encountering them.

Explore the cited original biography and portfolio for works; no unverified personal project association has been added here.