Karina Caballero and Camila Ulloa Vásquez of Otros Entregables

Karina Caballero and Camila Ulloa Vásquez founded Mexico City-based platform Otros Entregables (Other Deliverables) in 2023. Through their podcast, live events, and curatorial initiatives, Otros Entregables aims to challenge the boundaries of traditional architectural deliverables and expand architectural discourse to include a variety of artistic-spatial practices. The platform’s work is generated from exchanges with collaborators including academic institutions and students, designers and design organizations, and “like-minded unconventional makers,” in their own words.

Recent projects include:

• Otros Entregables Podcast: Season 1, Season 2, and Season 3 Now in its third season, Caballero and Ulloa Vásquez begin each episode of the podcast series with the question: “Do you consider yourself an architect?” The platform issues an open call to collaboratively curate topics for an upcoming season, with content divided into three categories: Conversations, Monologues, and Urgent Matters. 
• Consecuencias, with Adriana Rodríguez, This event series considers the ecological consequences of contemporary construction practices through a series of dialogues held in topically relevant sites.

Karina Caballero holds a Bachelor of Architecture from Universidad La Salle Pachuca. She is currently a visiting professor at the School of Architecture, Art and Design (EAAD) at the Tecnológico de Monterrey, Querétaro Campus.

Camila Ulloa Vásquez holds a Bachelor of Architecture and an MArch from Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile. She is currently an associate professor of theory and history at Universidad Autónoma Metropolitana, Xochimilco Campus and an associate professor at Universidad Anáhuac México.

In 2024, Otros Entregables participated in the lecture series Architects Silenced by History held by the Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo House and Studio Museum. Karina Caballero, along with Alberto Ortego Trejo, curated the exhibition Thus We Advance, Harvesting Our Caravans, opening at MAS Context Gallery in May 2025.

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