Martin Huberman is an Argentine architect, designer, and curator whose work blur the boundaries between architecture, design, and art.
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Trained as an architect, he also exercises as a designer, professor and curator. He received his degree from the Faculty of Architecture, Design and Urbanism at the University of Buenos Aires in 2006, and then continued his studies through graduate courses in Buenos Aires and the United States. Upon returning, by mid-2008 he opened Normal™, determining his interest in experimentation and research projects applied to architecture, design and cultural management. In 2012 he opens Monoambiente the first non profit gallery in Southamerica specialized in experimental architecture and design.
Multidisciplinary architecture and design office founded in 2008 by architect Martin Huberman.
“At Normal™ research is at the base of all of our projects. We seek to get away from common ground while we try to redefine the notion of space, matter through our own systems and languages.
With time we developed our own way of Doing, based in trial and error, in common sense, design through simple gestures part of a universal skill to build, inherent to us all.
Cocoon - Coachella Art & Music Festival
California, USA - 2022
The Phantom Limb - Kunstmuseum Bern
Bern, Switzerland - 2017
Capot - Lollapalooza Argentina
Buenos Aires, Argentina - 2023
Tender Vortex - Usina del Arte
Buenos Aires, Argentina - 2024
Monoambiente is an experimental cultural agency committed to the development of cultural projects architecture and contemporary design. By challenging and questioning established limits, the exhibitions, actions, and programs carried out under its auspices further the material and spatial language of both disciplines (architecture and design). It foments action and engagement as exploration and collaboration as support.
The intention is to make a contribution that operates on conceptual, material, and professional levels, encouraging engagement and dialogue between architects, designers, students, and the general public. The space is a milestone in the city’s cultural milieu as it engines the contemporary experiences and productions of both local and international designers.
Basic Unit (2012-2018)
20 Exhibitions at Barrio Los Andes.
M9 - Cones by Arturo Peruzzotti & Mariano Clusellas
AW 2.0 (2013 - 2023)
Digitalization of the Amancio Williams Archive
El Barro (2025 - ongoing)
Research on Urban Rivers.
Playa de Escombros by Javier Agustin Rojas
