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MY AUTOBIOGRAPHY


Hi, this is me, writing a blog for the first time. I Diego Bardon Orellana (yes, just one name) was born in Santiago at 2000, september 18th. I spend my childhood in two very different places, i lived in Puente alto until i was 9 years old, and then i moved out to Chiloé whit my family. Although i lived almost 10 years in both places, i don't identify with either of two cities so i always have a thought of  that lack of cultural identity.


I have 2 siblings, my little sister is in her last year of high school and my older brother is studying bachelor's degree in music at La Serena, I have my two parents, my mother is a differential teacher and my father is an accountant.


Leaving Chiloé
When I was in high school I did two summer schools at the University of Chile, one about renewable energy and another about architecture, now being in the architecture career I'm happy, I spent most of my time reading and watching documentaries about architecture, it's something I really enjoy.

There's not moment that you stop thinking as an architect, but when I'm not studying I like to watch movies, walk around, read novels, do calisthenics and learn parkour.


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  1. anastasia_campan29 de abril de 2020 a las 11:52


    wuau, the place where you live is beautiful ... I love chiloe, I would come back every year

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