
Divergences
Architecture in Latin America and Discourses of the End of the CenturyBy Ingrid Quintana-GuerreroLength11h 36m
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Divergencies: Architecture in Latin America and Discourses of the End of the Century is a significant contribution to the critical analysis of modern architecture in Latin America. Edited by Ingrid Quintana Guerrero, this volume adds to a series of recent publications that delve deeply and rigorously into the various currents and discourses that have shaped architectural development in the region. From a perspective that challenges the previously predominant celebratory tone in regional canonical studies, this work brings together works by prominent academics who offer a fresh and critical perspective on the reasons, contexts, and outcomes of modern architecture in the southern part of the continent.
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Table of contents
1Ingrid Quintana-Guerrero Editor
2Finally, in “Third-Nature Architecture for the Solidarity
3Introduction
4Appropriate Postmodernity or After Postmodernism
5Terrazas de Villa Morra Residential Building (Asunción, 1982). Silvio Feliciángeli
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6The Eighties: Other Architectures from Medellín, Colombia David Vélez Santamaría
7Interior detail of Villanueva Shopping Centre.
8Housing Explorations
9New Styles
10mento Administrativo de Planeación de Medellín.
11New Again: Contemporary Dialogues with Architectural Modernity in Latin America Ivo Giroto
12José Cruz Ovalle and Germán del Sol’s project, besides
13The 2005 fall issue of the Mexican magazine Arquine
14Although the dynamics of des-industrialization, or the
15For example, in countries like Mexico and Brazil, the
16tude of young Latin American generations, which usually
17Introduction
18El Errante inn, Ritoque Open City.
19Source: Ingrid Quintana-Guerrero, 2019.
20Finally, although the South American inland part of the
21Adolfo Ibáñez University Campus in Santiago, José Cruz Ovalle.
22Materializing Imaginaries: Local Knowledge and Idiosyncrasies Ingrid Quintana-Guerrero
23Live plans of Pescaíto.
24One of the most famous interventions of Con lo que Hay
25Catia 1100, construction process of Plaza Estacional Square.
26The Contemporary Architect
27Perspective of the micro-regional Center for sustainable technologies, Oaxaca.
28Casa de las Ideas (Ideas House), Tijuana Source: José Francisco González
29Las Margaritas Community Center, San Luis Potosí
30Communal and social habitat
31Final thoughts
32In contrast, radicalization in the socio-economic contex-