Luis Alberto García Pardo (Montevideo, 29 August 1910 - 3 July 2006) was aUruguayanarchitect, notable for his structural developments inreinforced concrete.^[1]

The production of García Pardo includes several residential and religious buildings, as well as building systems.

• Parish Church,San Jacinto (1941)
• Edificio Gilpe,Pocitos (1955)
• Edificio Guanabara, Pocitos (1955)
• San Carlos Borromeo Church (1956, withJuan Pablo Terra Gallinal andEladio Dieste)
• Edificio El Pilar, Pocitos (1957, with Adolfo Sommer Smith)
• Edificio El Grillo,Punta del Este (1957)
• Edificio Positano, Pocitos (1959, with Adolfo Sommer Smith)^[2]
• Edificio L'Hirondelle, Punta del Este (1960, with Alfredo Nebel Farini)^[3]

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