¿Cuál es la visión de Harvard de la Arquitectura en América Latina?

El último número de ReVista Harvard Review of Latin America, está dedicada a mirar la arquitectura en Latinoamérica; la totalidad de la publicación se encuentra disponible en linea haciendo click en este link.

El índice de contenidos es el siguiente:

HISTORY

A Practice in Full

By James Brown

A Tale of Three Buildings

By Bruno Carvalho

Brasilia

By Farès el-Dahdah

Havana Modern

By Leland Cott

Productive Workers for the Nation

By Ricardo López-Pedreros

LIVING THE ENVIRONMENT

Autonomy Revisited

By Eduardo Berlin Razmilic

Beyond Nature

By Anita Berrizbeitia

Difference and Repetition

Interviews by Maria Guest

Extreme Architecture

By Hernán Marchant

Latinotopia

By Antoni Bernat

Modernity in Peru

By Marco Simola

The (Not Yet) Dialogue Project

By Sergio Alejandro Araya

THINKING SPACES, URBAN PLACES

Designing Urban Opportunities

By Flavio Janches

Diadema, SP, Brazil

By José de Filippi

Fables of Reconstruction

By Pablo Allard

Mexico City, Again

By Rosario Inés Granados Salinas

On Conflict Resolution

By Oscar Grauer

On Haiti

By Oscar Grauer

Viewing Rogelio Salmona

By June Carolyn Erlick

Working in the Antipodes

By Alejandro Aravena