Osvaldo Delbrey Ortiz




💡️ Projects
  1. Ecosystems of Dissent
  2. Fringe Timber
  3. School for the Communer Nation
  4. Pop Vernacular
  5. Uncanny Storytellers
  6. Traces
  7. Garden of Delusion
  8. Sites Queer Exhibition
  9. Makergraph Book
  10. Snippets

🔨️ Making
  1. Models
  2. Objects

💻 Editorial
  1. Patio Magazine
  2. Log / Anyone Corp
  3. New York Review of Architecture
  4. Events

🙋🏽‍♂️ODO—Info ︎
  • Osvaldo Delbrey is a Puerto Rican architectural designer and a wannabe editor. From design to editorial, his work focuses on understanding the politics of architecture, making sense of coloniality in Latin America and the Caribbean, and finding beauty in the banal.

  • Columbia University Graduate School of Architecture, Planning and Preservation.  
    — Master of Architecture

  • University of Puerto Rico School of Architecture
    — B.S. Environmental Design



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    5. Uncanny Storytellers



    NY / 2019
    From GSAPP Core 1 Studio

         Uncanny Storytellers examines the life of “stuff,” exploring how they perform domesticity throughout the city and how they gain value as they are displayed to the public.
     
        On a portion of Broadway between 150th St. and 184th St. residents of Washington Heights drag their furniture out to the sidewalk and engage with the neighborhood in a very domestic manner. An exhibition/storage space allows residents to keep their unused stuff in circulation by displaying, curating and exchanging parts of their own domestic collection using the window as an architectural mediator between the stuff nd the people. Once the stuff ecomes unusable, it gets incorporated into the architecture as material for the window frames themselves.



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