Ariel Jacubovich Oficina de Arquitectura is an architecture practice founded in 2004 in Buenos Aires, dedicated to the development of housing and public space projects through a practice that articulates materiality, organizational systems, and territorial contexts.
Its work is organized through different "Modes of Doing." Assembly Architecture collaborates with social and political organizations, incorporating collective processes into the construction of space. Home-Based Architecture focuses on the transformation of individual dwellings from the domestic scale. In the realm of collective housing, the Playful Figures series—Puzzle Homes, Tetris Homes, Block, and Cubik—proposes alternatives to the typological repetition characteristic of the real estate market, while Temporary Devices explores ephemeral architectures linked to art fairs and exhibitions.
Ariel Jacubovich was a professor at the University of Buenos Aires (UBA) and the National University of San Martín (UNSAM), and has also participated as a guest lecturer at various universities in Argentina and Latin America. He has also led workshops and given lectures in South America, Europe, and the United States.
His work has been published in national and international media and exhibited in the Argentine and Venezuelan pavilions of the 15th and 17th Venice Architecture Biennales, consolidating a practice that combines design research, typological experimentation, and a commitment to the collective processes of space production.
