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No. 017 (2026)

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.26439/limaq2026.n017

Published: 2026-05-29

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Editorial

Co-producing the Public: (Un)Learning Public Space in the Global South

Hannah Klug

9-21
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Sección Temática

Peripheral placemaking: insurgent urban epistemology

Carlos Quedas Campoy, Cleide Izidoro

25-43
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Urban Waterfronts as Devices of Neoliberal Desire: Architectural and Urban Planning Narratives onArchDaily Brazil

Gianluca Perseu, Celma Paese, Lucas Chiconi Balteiro

45-69
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Care and social language linked to the built environment: Amsterdam and Barcelona cases

Irene Quintáns-Pintos, Lupicinio Íñiguez-Rueda

71-97
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Democratizing planning: between the commodity city and social resistance in Mexico City

Luis Angel Sánchez Castañeda, Carlos Ricardo Aguilar Astorga

99-119
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From industrial landscapes to public space in the global south: re-signification and collective learning in urban revitalization processes in Colombia

Dayra Milena Vargas Ardila

121-147
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Conquering public spaces for citizenship in Latin America: three cases of community participation with multiplying potential

Adriana Sansão Fontes, Carolina Resende Ferraz, João Pedro Oliveira Pompeu de Pina, Karine da Silva Pimenta Evangelista, Marcella Ribeiro de Oliveira Machado, Maria Eduarda Simões

149-175
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Reclaiming the Urban Commons in the Border of Cities

Wagner Rezende

177-199
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Intervention in Patriarca Square: A Return to the Condition of Place

Henry Farkas, Jane Victal

201-219
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Convocatoria permanente

La educación en arquitectura y la tecnología: hallazgos y reflexiones

Liliana Romero-Guzman, Enrique Aguirre Hall, María de Lourdes Elizabeth Ortega Terrón

223-236
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Trends and developments in computational design and nature-based approaches in architecture: a bibliometric analysis

Marcelo Fraile Narváez, Nadia McGowan

237-264
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Territory as a hydro-ecological support system: blue-green infrastructure (BGI) for spatial planning in the agricultural landscape of the lower Lurín river valley, Lima

Kelly Quispecondori Gomez

265-291
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