Architecture: Chaos + Discourse

 Architecture is not the resolution of order, but the confrontation with chaos.
It is through discourse—cultural, political, and spatial—that architecture acquires meaning.
Between structure and interpretation, each project becomes a position. 

 Architecture by Florentino is an independent practice based in Miami, with academic formation and professional experience in Cuba.
The work engages with architecture as a cultural act, where form, material, and narrative operate as a unified language. 

Florentino R. Mojer is an architect focused on the intersection between architecture, discourse, and symbolic structure.
His work explores the tension between clarity and fragmentation, permanence and transformation. 

Honorable Mention, SIARIN II, Varadero (1994)
Letter of Recognition from the Jury, RIBA International Student Competition “New in the Old” (1987)

Mr. Mojer has been involved in academic and cultural institutions in Cuba and other countries, contributing as a lecturer and professor in architecture, semiotics, and visual arts.
His written work explores the relationship between architecture, language, and meaning. 

Administrative and financial management: Aaron Rivero, CPA