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Un-Making Architecture. An Anti-Racist Architecture Manifesto [PDF]
ARQ, 2022 If groups and places still suffer the effects of the colonial legacy - centuries after the independence processes - it is because the social structures generated by that legacy are yet in force.
Cruz García, Nathalie Frankowski
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Somes River. Cluj-Napoca, Rumania, 2023 [PDF]
ARQ, 2023 Incorporating strategies of ecological regeneration, public spaces, and mobility networks, the project for the Somes river transforms an obsolete 20th-century infrastructure into a porous riverbank, activating the river as a meeting place for local ...
Jaime Daroca +2 more
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Tacubaya Hydric District, Ciudad de México, 2022. A Medium-scale Urban Model for Sustainable Water Management in Mexico city [PDF]
ARQ, 2023 As a response to the water crisis in Mexico City, Tacubaya Hydric District proposes a sustainable and decentralized water management system that integrates green and gray infrastructure to valorize urban waters -rainwater, graywater, and blackwater- as a
Adriana Chávez +4 more
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Architecture, 2023 Herat has a long and rich history of architecture and culture that has been shaped by many different historical and imperial periods. Since 2002, the city’s urban landscape has changed significantly due to a rapid rise in the city’s population and modern
Sayed Farhad Alavi, Tomoyuki Tanaka
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Triple Impact Nursery in Patagonia. Aysén, Chile, 2022 [PDF]
ARQ, 2023 In the basin of General Carrera lake, a space for the care and propagation of native species is transformed into a socioecological infrastructure, connecting communities, species, and local knowledge with disciplines such as planning, architecture ...
María Jesús May, Vania Brstilo
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How Buildings Relate—Classifying Architectural Interactions
Architecture, 2023 In recent years, architectural interactions have become the center of many important reflections. However, there is little agreement on the subject. Some authors consider architecture to be about its relations with human and nonhuman agents.
Marco Enia, Flavio Martella
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Facing Darkness. The 18th Venice Architecture Biennale [PDF]
ARQ, 2023 In his critique of the 18th Venice Biennale, Francisco Díaz draws our attention to the blind spots in the social and material processes that underpin our architectural production.
Francisco Díaz
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Архитектон, 2023 In cities on large rivers, increasing attention is being given to coastal areas as the basis for their sustainable development. At the same time, most of the development proposals are too radical and require significant financial investments that are not
Agafonova Ekaterina A.
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Improvement of the urban environment as a tool for improving public health
Архитектон, 2023 Improvement of residential environments should be integrated into the system of measures to improve the health of the population taking into account the regional characteristics of a particular area and available resources through the methodology of ...
Vitiuk Ekaterina Yu.
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Proyecto Espacio Humano: museo y jardín. San Carlos de Apoquindo, Chile, 2023. [PDF]
ARQ, 2023 Para las y los autores de este proyecto, ganador del concurso para albergar la obra del escultor Mario Irarrázabal, un museo puede entenderse como un jardín -definido por sus límites, pero también abierto al cambio-.
Eloy Bahamondes +7 more
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