Conjunto Virginia Opazo

The Conjunto Virginia Opazo is a residential enclave of thirty-three white, two-story houses arranged along a curving street in the heart of the República neighborhood. Designed by the architect Luciano Kulczewski and inaugurated in nineteen forty-four, the complex is distinguished by its neoclassical style, uniform facades, and small, iron-fenced front gardens. It stands as a designated heritage district, recognized for its architectural coherence and its role in preserving a specific urban scale amidst the bustle of central Santiago.