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Rebecca Henn
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According to the United Nations, our world is becoming more populated, more urban, more connected, more globalized, and more complex. With this physical and social complexity comes a need for increased coordination in negotiating our urban futures. Envir...
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Lisa M. Tucker
Pág. 66 - 72
A group of Minnesota architects created the ASHSB in 1914 to provide a solution for theshortage of middle class housing in the U.S. By 1919, the bureau had offices throughout the U.S. and received the endorsement of both the American Institute of Archite...
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Harry Giles, Kyoung-Hee Kim
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Buildings are large consumers of energy. In the United States of America; they constitute over 33% of the total annual energy consumption, produce 35% of the total carbon dioxide emissions and attribute 40% of landfill wastes. The building industry is al...
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Brook Muller
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Value-laden articulations of the task of the architect guide manners of working - the concerns, inspirations and procedures given priority. Architectural practices in turn determine the nature of the physical constructs that result. If architects are con...
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Sonia de Gregorio Hurtado,Robert Kocewicz
La aparición de la preocupación por la rehabilitación de las zonas urbanas en crisis en el contexto europeo se puede situar en los cambios que se operaron en la planificación urbana y territorial durante la década de los ochenta del s. XX. En el contexto...
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