This search for identity is reflected in the Banco de Londres building finished in 1967 by Clorindo Testa with Diego Peralta Ramos, Alfredo Agostini, and Santiago Sánchez Elía.
In 1966 the bank opened a new local headquarters in downtown Buenos Aires, designed by Argentine architect Clorindo Testa.
Macció's visually unabashed abstract art brought him to the attention of, among others, architect Clorindo Testa and he joined the Boa Group, one of a number of intellectual circles influencing local cultural life in those days.
Clorindo Testa | Mary Testa | Testa o croce | ''Testa de Nevill'' | Chicco Testa |