Ecodiseño en la edificación (Serie Eficiencia Energética)

The book Did Someone Say Participate? has been published by the MIT Press in the year 2006. dpr-barcelona going on with it's philosophy to share interesting contents with our readers and having noticed that this amazing book talks about the most actual and contemporary topics (as it is participation and social projects with personal involvement, looking for a chance to make radical change in today’s cities) has decided to translate and distribute the book all over the world, especially in Latin America and Spain, to bring all Spanish-speakers the chance to get to know all the great projects ...

Se ofrece aquí la transcripción y la traducción al castellano del texto del manuscrito de Joseph Gelabert. Pero la transcripción no sería suficiente, y la traducción resultaría sólo una versión literal, si no se acompañara de la voluntad de hacer comprensibles las ideas formales de Gelabert. Por eso se ha querido añadir una explicación del contenido. Este contenido incluye textos y trazados, y la explicación añadida es también literaria y gráfica. La perspectiva caballera vista desde abajo, que acompaña a todos los aparejos, quiere describir la forma completa de los...

The subject of this artist's sketchbook is an artistic and environmental project that was inaugurated by Cristina Iglesias on November 6, 2010. It concerns an underwater labyrinth, consisting of three submerged rooms built in cement, in the waters off the Espiritu Santo Island in Baja California's Candelero Bay. This house will slowly be inhabited by life. The project was promoted by the Fundación Mexicana para la Educación Ambiental A.C. (Fundea), in collaboration with the marine biologists and conservationists of the La Paz Coasts and The San Diego Oceanography Institute. This portfolio...

"Comprehensive study by a group of scholars explores the development, expansion, and economic impact of haciendas in the state of Morelos, especially those connected to the sugar industry. Illustrated with contemporary color photographs, 19th- and early-20th-century photographs, and maps. Also includes much archival data"--Handbook of Latin American Studies, v. 58.