Grandes lecciones pequeñas edificaciones

Beautiful edited general study from an architectural of the formal and technical characteristics of the constructions of the various ethnic groups of Venezuela. The fine edition includes the history of the Indian architecture as described by travelers, observers and chronics from colonial times. The collaboration project between architect historian Gasparini and anthropologist Margolies was distinguished in 1987 with the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellowship Fullbright Scholarship.

Edificios Sostenibles II amplía el contenido de su predecesor y, al igual que aquel, es un libro en parte didáctico y en parte denuncia, pero que por encima de todo, lo que principalmente pretende ser es una guía para la reconciliación con la naturaleza y con el planeta, transformando los edificios en elementos de mitigación del cambio climático con el fin de compensar el daño producido al medio ambiente, paliar sus consecuencias y que pasen de ser uno de los principales protagonistas del calentamiento global a uno de sus más enérgicos detractores. El libro consta de seis partes...

Annotated guide to the architectural patrimony of UNAM, Mexico's largest university. It covers the colonial and other historic buildings in downtown Mexico City, the 20th century complexes, library, public art and other buildings in the Ciudad Universitaria as well as buildings throughout Mexico. With many illustrations and location maps.

Mallol is an architectural design center that functions under the lead of its director and promoter, Panamanian architect Ignacio Mallol Tamayo. This edition examines 25 year of professional operations of the largest architectural firm in Central America and illustrates, with more than 270 color images, representative examples of Latin American 21st century architecture, highlighting the firm's most representative buildings: Le Cube Mallol, one of the early designs (where Mallol plays with forms, space and symetry), a clear example of the type of large constructions that would later...