The document discusses 8 architectural works in Venezuela that represented major changes to the urban morphology of Caracas at the time they were built. These projects addressed important issues like housing shortages and enriched the culture. They are still studied today in architecture and urbanism careers. The works include projects by architects Pablo Rodriguez, Carlos Raul Villanueva, and Alejandro Borges located in cities like Merida and Caracas.

1. Venezuela is Unique Alejandra Franco 07-40914

2. Most of the eight works I selected represent or represented at the time of building a major change at the urban and architectural morphology of the city of Caracas, and since Caracas is the capital of Venezuela, the changes impacted on the rest of country.These works are still today the subject of study in architecture and urbanism careers, because some cases were the solutions of major problems like housing shortages, other cases are architectures to enrich our people, and finally Anauco house represents our first example of architecture built in Venezuela

3. Light and Color Symphony. Architect: Pablo Rodríguez. City of Mérida Central Town. Mérida, Venezuela. Color

4. Deck Square. Architect: Carlos Raúl Villanueva.Central University of Venezuela. Caracas, Venezuela.Light

5. House AssemblyArchitect: Alejandro Borges. Alto Hatillo Urbanization. Caracas, Venezuela.Texture

6. Aula MagnaArchitect: Carlos Raúl Villanueva.Central University of Venezuela. Caracas, Venezuela.Acoustic

7. Redevelopment of “El Silencio” Architect: Carlos Raúl Villanueva.El Silencio Urbanization. Caracas, Venezuela.Rhythm

8. Museum of Fine ArtsArchitect: Carlos Raúl Villanueva.Central University of Venezuela. Caracas, Venezuela.Vertical Circulation

9. Anauco HouseSan Benardino Urbanization. Caracas, Venezuela.Horizontal Circulation

10. 23 de Enero UrbanizationArchitect: Carlos Raúl Villanueva.Caracas, Venezuela.Space and Scale