Un grupo de profesionales de Territoria; Ignacio Salazar, gerente general, Fernando Flores, gerente de Arquitectura y Sostenibilidad, y, Agustín Soto, Gerente de Innovación y Proyectos, realizó una charla sobre la evolución de Territoria, las prácticas de sostenibilidad, el proyecto MUT y la innovación en la empresa a un grupo de estudiantes de Arquitectura de la Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. Luego, se realizó una visita guiada a los estudiantes por la obra de MUT.

Los alumnos quedaron muy impresionados con las innovaciones arquitectónicas del proyecto y por el Plan de Sostenibilidad de MUT.

¡Muchas gracias a todos los que asistieron y a los profesores guía de esta iniciativa, Orlando Mingo y Valentina Gaido!

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