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OnArchitecture.com is an online audiovisual service that provides an exclusive collection of videos, including interviews, buildings, and installations related to architecture. This service is available through institutional subscription for universities, colleges, and architecture schools.

Leapfrog has been responsible for the web development of the project on Drupal since 2012.

Visit OA's online store, where you can purchase on-demand videos from the collection

Blog platform for the residents of Cerro Concepción in Valparaíso. This project was part of the master's thesis project: "From Urban Conflict to Social Media Innovation: The Social Capital of a Valparaíso Hill in Web 2.0" by Sofía Vargas-Koch.

During December 2014, we designed and developed mapa.valpo.net, a structure that allows you to add items to a collective cartography. The project was opened to the city in the Festival of Arts of Valparaiso 2015 through online events and 2 workshops with experts that took place in the Centex.

In 2014, OnArchitecture broadened its product range by introducing an online store, granting users access to interview content and videos from its collection.

The store's design is grounded in Drupal Commerce and employs a template using the 'Responsive Design' technique, ensuring seamless access to the store from various mobile devices.

Mutek Window: In this installation, participants intervened in the sound and image of the public space through their smartphones. The installation was located in the central square of the GAM Cultural Center in Santiago during the Mutek 2011 festival.

The digital production is entirely based on open-source software. The website was built on Drupal 7. The apps were developed using the Android SDK and Processing under Linux, along with a LAMP server with a WRT Router. For Augmented Reality, Layar pattern recognition technology and PHP + JSON for positioning were utilized.

Website for collecting media & memories of the industrial heritage of the elevators of Valparaiso, Chile

Running since 2009.

Valparaiso’s Lifts and Funiculars are a unique living industrial heritage in the world, for they are machines and facilities that, in some cases, have been operating for more that 100 years. Their recovery is a challenge, since technological systems that have been generally discontinued for more than half a century are to be rebuilt, recovered and/or maintained.