Juan Francisco Giacobbe (1907–1990) was an Argentine architect and composer. He held significant roles in the cultural life of Buenos Aires, including serving as a director at the Conservatorio Nacional de Música from 1951 to 1954. His work spanned multiple disciplines, encompassing architectural design, musicology, and literary contributions. He is noted for his involvement in documenting the history and urban identity of Buenos Aires through various media.[1,2]
