Arquitectura para la emergencia social y ambiental. Coloquio

Monographic edition dedicated to architect Pedro Castellanos (b. Guadalajara, 1902- d. 1961) was a priest and architect who gained renown in the state of Jalisco during a time of early Modernism marked by sacred purity. He is best known for designing the homes of the Rébora and Aranguren families in Guadalajara.

Describes the degree and license mechanisms for the professional practice of architecture in Peru from the first courses in the 19th century through the beginning of the 20th century, with a detailed presentation of the school formation of the architects from 1910 to 1950 in the School of Engineering of the university. The book was originally the author's masters thesis and won the prize "Héctor Velarde" during the XI Bienal Nacional de Arquitectura, organized in 2004 by CAP.

El presente libro establece los fundamentos de un saber hacer arquitectura que no se identifique unicamente con el espacio de la construccion, en concordancia con las posturas humanistas de Occidente. Se estructura en tres partes complementarias, dedicadas a las tres dimensiones basicas de la arquitectura: la estetica, la etica-politica y la cientifica, unidas a traves de un nucleo dialogico-social del hecho arquitectonico que da solidez, simultaneamente, tanto al diseno arquitectonico como a su construccion y a su uso. El libro se complementa con un amplio anexo que contiene la version...

Architectural study on the religious buildings of collective character built by the Jewish community of Buenos Aires in the 19t and 20th centuries and where the synagogues are the best examples. Their choices of architectural styles or languages responded to the historic moment when these buildings were constructed and respond to the preferences of each group according to their origin or its constructors or architects. The study analyses their morphology, mostly monumental, outside the city limits, and loaded inside and outside with ornaments and visible symbols of Judaism.