Hunter Douglas Study Trip INCLUDES: • Flight   in   Economy   Class   to   Bogotá and   back   from   Santiago   de   Chile from/to     your     home     destination Airport,    as    well    as    all    domestic flights.     Optional     Business     Class upgrade    for    long-haul    flights    at own expense). • All applicable taxes and surcharges. • 9 over-nights in single accommodation in best local Hotels including breakfast. • All        receptions,        lunches        and dinners     including     beverages     as long   as   they   are   part   of   the   official program. • All     transfers,     transportation     and tours    in    modern    coaches    and/or Minibuses. • Throughout   English   guidance   and tour attendance. • All Admission Fees. Hunter Douglas Study Trip EXCLUDES: • Visa costs (if required). • Baggage- and Medical Insurance. • Personal        expenses        (individual orders   at   the   Hotels,   restaurants   or elsewhere). Travelling Expenses • For    your    personal    partial    partici- pation     expense      please     get     in touch    with    your    Hunter    Douglas host.  Subscribing • Participation   and   registration   will be   organized   and   completed   only by    Hunter    Douglas    General/Unit managers.     They     will     gather     all personal    information    needed    for the application form. • Registration: till 29. December 2018 Payment • After    registration    and    approval    by Hunter      Douglas      Europe      bv      an invoice will be issued.   Terms of Cancellation • You    can    withdraw    from    the    travel contract     at     any     time     before     the beginning of the journey. • In     this     case     we     are     by     statute entitled   to   demand   a   compensation for       the       withdrawal       from       the contract.   In   the   place   of   a   concrete calculation   of   the   compensation   for the     withdrawal     we     request     the following   lump   sum   as   cancellation compensation      fee      due      to      can- cellation date as follows: o from November  15 th   2018 30 % o from December  15 th   2018 50 % o from January  02 nd 2019 80 % o from March  25 th   2019 100 %

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CHILE’S ARCHITECTURE UNIQUE AND MODERN DIVERSITY Chile has been populated since at least 3000 BC. By the 16th century, Spanish conquistadors began to colonize the region of present-day Chile, but in 1820, the country gained its independence. Chile has endured its share of political struggle with famous figures and revolutionary names including Salvador Allende and Victor Jara. Today,   Chile   is   a   prosperous   nation,   known for   a   higher   standard   of   living   than   most South       American       countries,       for       its hospitality,   geographic   diversity   and   high- quality   wine   growing   regions.   Influences from              Pre-Columbian,              colonial, neoclassical,   and   the   19th/20th   centuries are    visible    throughout    the    country,    but Chile    is    also    developing    a    world    class reputation     for     its     modern     architecture and design. Traditional        colonial        aesthetic        and contemporary    modern    architecture    can been      seen      through      the      variety      of landscapes that make up the country. The      country      was      catapulted      to      the forefront      of      global      attention      when architect    Alejandro    Aravena    was    named the   41st   Pritzker   Prize   Laureate   in   2016   – the   first   Chilean   to   receive   both   the   award and   appointed   the   director   of   the   Venice Architecture Biennale. The      diversity      of      Chilean      architecture emphasizes      simplicity,      economy,      and functionality     across     a     spectrum     that includes      post-modernism,      eclecticism, rationalism,     modernism,     and     modular architecture. Historical      villages      and      modern      work incorporate      the      design      creativity      of Chilean    architects.    Together,    they    form the     new     architecture     of     the     country creating   a   new   architectural   identity   that unite   its   history   and   ancestral   culture   with new   building   technology   with   innovative materials and sustainable techniques.

COLOMBIA’S RICH HISTORY AND ARCHITECTURAL REVOLUTION Colombia has a rich history that includes ancient settlements and indigenous peoples, most notably, the Muisca Confederation, Quimbaya Civilization, and Tairona Chiefdoms. The first inhabitants of modern day Colombia arrived in 10,000 BC, and lived in the area that is now the capital city of Bogotá. Colombia’s   diverse   culture   is   a   product   of its      unique      history,      and      its      African, European    and    Native    Indian    influences. This    legacy    has    resulted    in    one    of    the most   ethnically   and   linguistically   diverse countries   in   the   world   with   a   rich   cultural heritage,   imposing   landscapes   and   strong regional   identities.   The   country’s   colonial architecture    reflect    their    Spanish    origin, as     seen     in     the     traditional     single-story houses   laid   around   a   central   patio,   to   be found     both     in     colonial     cities     like     as Bogotá,    Tunja    or    Cartagena,    or    in    rural haciendas throughout the country. Modern    day    Colombia    is    making    great strides    in    shaping    it’s    future.    Tourism    is rising    sharply    and    there    is    a    significant reduction       in       criminal       activity,       not withstanding     the     difficulties     faced     by social    inequality    and    the    aftermath    of    a drug       trade,       the       country       remains optimistic. Over     the     last     decade,     Colombia     has become        a        touchstone        of        what enlightened   politics   and   good   design   can do   for   cities.   If   Barcelona   was   the   urban example   of   the   1990s,   urbanist   these   days are    more    likely    to    mention    Colombia’s capital,     Bogotá,     and     its     second     city, Medellín. In     both     cities,     dynamic     mayors     have undertaken   ambitious   infrastructures   and public   buildings   projects   as   tools   for   social change.    At    the    same    time    there    is    real focus   on   unifying   the   lower-class   favelas and   upper   class   urban   areas,   investing   in education     programs     and     the     cultural identity of the country.

Information on Travel Terms

• In   case   of   cancellation   we   will   credit and refund the appropriate amount. Entry Requirements All    information    on    this    page    has    been carefully       researched.       However       visa requirements   change   frequently   and   the information     is     provided     without     any guarantee. All   foreign   nationals   entering   Colombia and   Chile   are   required   to   possess   a   valid international     travel     document     in     the form   of   a   national   passport   which   should be   valid   at   least   6   months   beyond   the stay.   Information   which   citizen   require   a visa: Passengers     from     countries     that     have restrictions   must   apply   for   a   tourist   visa at     the     Colombian     consulate     in     their home country.   Flight Booking There   are   only   three   airports   from   Europe providing    direct    access    to    Bogotá    and back   from   Santiago   de   Chile,   which   are Amsterdam, Paris and Madrid. Due   to   the   best   connection   the   routing for   most   of   all   participants   will   be   on   the outbound   flight   via   Amsterdam   with   KLM and   on   the   return   flight   via   Paris   with   Air France.     To     assure     the     availability     we already   reserved   a   big   number   of   seats   on KLM as well as on Air France. Certainly      we      will      choose      for      each participant         the         most         convenient connection     with     regard     to     the     best balance     between     flight     duration,     stop over,   tariff   as   well   as   getting   you   forth   and back     in     accordance     with     the     official program schedule. Countries with =/> 10  participants: For   all   countries   with   at   least   10   or   more attendees    we    will    book    the    best    f light connection   from   your   home   destination on   basis   of   a   group   booking .   After   your registration   and   approval   by   HDE   you   will receive the flight details by e-mail.   Countries with less  than 10 participants: For     all     countries     with     less     than     10 attendees    we    have    to    book    all    tickets individually. That    implicates    to    pay    full    attention    on the restrictions which are: • Issuing   and   paying   the   ticket   within   24 hours      to      7      days      (depending      on        particular terms) • Issued   tickets   are   non-refundable    and allow     no    changes      (even     no     name change). Once   you’ve   confirmed   your   participation and     after     approval     by     HDE     you     will receive   a   flight   proposal   by   e-mail.   After your   reconfirmation   we   will   make   a   fixed reservation    and    payment.    Please    note that    costs    that    may    appear    due    to    any change   afterwards   will   be   charged   to   you separately.

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Since 2001 Hunter Douglas has supported Archiprix International to present the world’s best graduation projects for architecture, urban design and landscape architecture. During the last decade we have travelled the globe with guests from the architectural community to explore exciting host cities and support international young graduates in a unique learning platform  that showcases their extraordinary talents. Be part of the next edition of Hunter Douglas Awards Study Trips to unique architectural places around the world.  Join another once-in-a-life-time experience leading you to South America again. Explore the architectural highlights of  COLOMBIA in BOGOTÁ and MEDELLÍN and of CHILE in SANTIAGO and VALPARAÍSO.

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