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Juan Carlos Salas-Ballestín,Raimundo Bambó-Naya
Pág. 94 - 97
The rural exodus after the Spanish Civil War led to many irregular settlements on the outskirts of Spanish cities.These new neighbourhoods often lacked planning, infrastructure, public facilities and services and consisted of rural-like self-built housin...
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Juan Carlos Salas-Ballestín,Raimundo Bambó-Naya
Pág. 16 - 29
El éxodo rural de posguerra origina multitud de asentamientos irregulares en las periferias urbanas españolas. Muchos de estos nuevos vecindarios carecen de planificación, infraestructuras, equipamientos y servicios, y están constituidos por viviendas au...
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Eduardo Delgado-Orusco
Pág. 86 - 89
La idea de este libro forma parte del gran proyecto cultural y bibliográfico que, a través de numerosas iniciativas, el profesor Carlos Sambricio está llevando a cabo en las últimas décadas. Este proyecto consiste en un riguroso cartografiado coral de la...
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Pablo López-Martín
Pág. 110 - 112
In 1958 Eduardo Chillida received a scholarship from the Graham Foundation of Chicago in which he was encouraged to explore deeper into those aspects of his work that are closest to the architectural discipline.Behind this scholarship there were essentia...
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Raúl Castellanos-Gómez
Pág. 91 - 93
This paper begins with a basic premise: in architecture, real freedom means inventing one?s own rules. It then considers the thinking of the modern architect who probably embodies this tenet best: Le Corbusier. Freedom in the sense of being unfettered by...
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