Presentación
Juan Pablo Aschner
Historia de la Construcción en Latinoamérica
Issue 25 | 2019
Table of Contents
Presentation
Editorial
Editorial
Hernando Vargas Caicedo
Thematic Research
The Mesoamerican blacksmith from the sixteenth to the eighteenth century
Juan Pablo Montes Lamas
A market is a barn and a temple. Origins of the homeostatic relevance of Leopoldo Rother’s architecture
Mauricio Pinilla Acevedo
Concrete appearances. Reinforced concrete in Amancio Williams’ architecture
Luis Müller
Modularity and prefabricated dome structures. Colombia as the seed of a modern tradition. The experience in Bogota and its influence in Latin America
Juan Manuel Medina, Julián García, Juan Antonio Rodríguez
Towers in Buenos Aires, the first curtain walls
Ignacio Montaldo
Distance learning: introducing Félix Candela’s concrete shells in Cali
Giaime Botti
Explorations in the field of constructability: the architecture of Rafael Iglesia and Solano Benítez
María Victoria Silvestre, Claudio Solari
Torres del Parque, built in Bogotá in May 68’. A conversation about the inner workings of Rogelio Salmona’s project
Tatiana Urrea Uyabán
Open Research
Colombian students attending the Institut d’Urbanisme at the Université de Paris during the interwar period
Andrés Ávila Gómez
The apartment building as an architectural typology: Bogotá, Las Nieves neighborhood 1935-1949
Johan A. Johan A.
Generative landscapes. From control to the wild through resilient design
Miriam García García