No. 012 (2023)

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.26439/limaq2023.n012

Published: 2023-11-23

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Editorial

Editorial

Cecilia Parela, Luis Müller

9-14
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Estado y desarrollo en Latinoamérica

Architecture of modernization in Uruguay (1895-1915). Initial inquiries

Tatiana Rimbaud

17-47
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Hennebique in the works of the argentine state. Technical renovation and French reinforced concrete tradition (1911-1915)

Juan Pablo Pekarek

49-74
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Fernando Salvador: an exceptional exile as a state official and the assistance architecture in Venezuela (1936-1960)

Ana Elisa Fato Osorio

75-100
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Ideas for territorial organization in Argentina: Regional planning and development poles

Carlos Mazza

101-121
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Dimensions of architecture for progress in Argentina (1960-1975) A territorial view

Camila Costa

123-153
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A bet on the future. The building for the national casino in Necochea, Argentina (1961-1973)

Mariana Fiorito, Claudia Shmidt

155-182
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The urban modernization as an external policy action. Belém (PA) and the United States (1930-1960)

Celma Chaves, Ronaldo Nunes de Moraes

183-204
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The challenge of idle industrial areas in Brazilian metropole. The case of the Great ABC paulista

Gisele Yamauchi, Fernando Guillermo Vázquez Ramos, Andréa de Oliveira Tourinho

206-228
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Convocatoria permanente

Mexican legislation as a historical loop of imposing urban trends. Considerations for adequacy in the health post-crisis

Salvador Sevilla Villalobos

231-249
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Epistolary dialogues between F. Belaunde Terry and J. Pastor. Expressions of urban thought in Peru and Argentina in the mid-twentieth century

Victoria María Goenaga

251-275
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Lima’s contemporary residential architecture. An analysis from the feminist perspective

Romina Pezzia Proaño

277-300
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