The Night of the Domes was celebrated with glasses on High
The Porteño night has such a variety of attractions that we are pleased to be part of some of them, especially those that highlight the great architectural values that, throughout history, have been planted in its streets and avenues. architectural values that, through history, have been sown in its streets and avenues, and that never cease to amaze and that never cease to amaze any skilled walker.Thus, as part of a series of events with wine, framed in the best architecture, we joined the proposals organized by Alejandro Langer in organized by Alejandro Langer in buildings crowned by cupolas, and in the that make them emblematic of the city.
Each with its own style -generally with strong French influence- they were built mostly from the end of the 19th century to the beginning of the 20th century.
In 1910, the Heinlein Palace was inaugurated, better known as the La Inmobiliaria Buildingcommissioned by the insurance company with whose name he became famous.
From Italian neo-Renaissance style and designed by the architect Luigi Broggi on the iconic Avenida de Mayo, was escorted a few years later by the also splendid Palacio Barolo.In one of the domes of La Inmobiliaria, took place during the month of February the “Night of domes”. “Night of Domes”, an event that fuses art, gastronomy and architecture offering stimulating moments for the senses with the participation of Rutini Wines. The next dates will be held at the Bencich Building, built in 1927 as a rental building by architect Eduardo Le Monnier. at the request of the brothers Massimiliano and Miguel Bencich, owners of a construction company.
The latter combines elements of French classicism and academicism and has not one, but two domes that crown its façade.. It is located on a famous corner of Buenos Aires, known as “the 5 domes” on Diagonal Norte and Florida. known as “the 5 domes” on Diagonal Norte and Florida.in the heart of downtown Buenos Aires.
In front of it rises the Miguel Bencich Building -with which it dialogues-, in diagonal is the building of La Equitativa del Plata, exponent of the Art Deco style and, crossing Florida Street, it faces the striking lines of the neoplateresque style belonging to the building of the old Bank of Boston.
On Saturdays April 1 and 22 at 6 p.m. and 8 p.m. you can enjoy the performance experience that unfolds during the night called “Variations on time” in such a magnificent architectural context and tasting the wines of the following wineries Encuentro Chardonnay, Encuentro Malbec and the sparkling wine Encounter Brut Nature.
Un modo especial de disfrutar Buenos Aires, sus sabores y sus formas.
To purchase tickets:https://publico.alternativateatral.com/entradas82747-variaciones-sobre-el-tiempo?o=14
