Heaquarters for the Banco de Londres y América del Sur, Buenos Aires (Sketch of the street as seen through the hung facade)

Clorindo Testa was an Argentine architect and artist whose practice spanned postwar modernism and kinetic sculpture. Working across architecture, painting, and three-dimensional form, he developed a visual language rooted in geometric abstraction and structural innovation. His designs and artworks reflected a commitment to integrating modernist principles with the urban and cultural landscape of Buenos Aires, where he remained based throughout his career.