San Juan del Río

An in-depth study of Colombian architect Luis Restrepo, this collection brings together a selection of his constructions developed by between 1989 and 2007. In this innovative presentation of architectural work, each construction is thoroughly illustrated with both color photographs and reproductions of the blueprints, yielding a true glimpse of Restrepo's genius. Escaping from any classification, his works restore the essentials of architecture—space, materials, and light—and this compilation is sure to appeal to enthusiasts of both architecture and design. Exentas de artificios y...

Publication of the conference papers from the continuation of the international seminar and project laboratory by César Naselli, Noemi Goytia, Susana Olmos, Mónica Bertolino and Claudio Ferrari, the written works by Roberto Doberti, Gustavo Dallman and Mariana Dolbú on townscape /landscape, architectonical composition, environment efficiency and productivity.

El aprendizaje que experimenta el futuro arquitecto es una versión aplicada y específica de la formación humana. Por tanto, comparte con ella que se trata de una trascendental tarea, cuyas pautas y concreciones caminan de la mano de la evolución social. En consecuencia, la enseñanza de la Arquitectura está supeditada al cambio. La innovación docente, a la que los profesores del Grado en Arquitectura del CEU llevamos tributando ya cuatro años, trasciende la implantación de modalidades de Enseñanza/Aprendizaje específicas. Se trata de toda una actitud, de la que debe siempre hacerse...

Vicente Galicia (b. Spain 1901, arrived in Colombia in 1926- d. Barranquilla 1992) was a Basque architect and Claretian missionary-priest who left behind an important architectural legacy in Colombia, particularly in the Department of Choc and the cities of Barranquilla and Medellín. Architect and urban historian González Escobar presents a brief biography highlighting the architectural accomplishments of this celebrated architect-constructer who created his most prominent works between 1942 and 1945.