Arquitectura y urbanismo en Iberoamérica

Known until recently for such public facilities as the Zamora Municipal Museum, the Castellón Fine Arts Museum and the León Auditorium, over the last few years Mansilla + Tuñón have developed a number of projects in which urban scale and the problems of inhabiting in the contemporary city assume more and more importance. In this issue of 2G we present the (almost) complete works of these Madrid architects, works grouped around the basic ideas which define their projects, namely memory and the city, system and restrictions, sameness and difference, and lastly trace and landscape. These...

Los siguientes textos (que, sin embargo, para que se pueda ver la progresión formal y de orientación de las investigaciones, dejamos en el orden histórico de su creación, por ende de afinidad temática) se dividen en tres grandes bloques: Uno (artículos 2-5, 11-12, 18-22, 24) de teorización sobre qué son la Arquitectura, sus motivos y sus extensiones (a nivel tanto intrínseco, como es el caso de los jardines, como extrínseco, como es el Urbanismo);Un segundo (artículos 6-10) de Historia General de la Arquitectura y el Urbanismo;Un tercero (artículos 13-17, 23, 25) sobre problemas...

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A detailed study on the architecture and the life of British engineer and architect Reed who left an extraordinary legacy of neoclassic architecture in Colombia and in other regions of Latin America. Reed designed and constructed the Capitolio Nacional and the Museo Nacional in Colombia along other public buildings, theaters as well as other constructions in Ecuador and Venezuela between 1843 and 1878.