Acondicionamiento térmico de los edificios

A study of Bogota viewed as a museum (outside of the traditional museum). This work offers a critical look at modern city through a series of tours through downtown Bogotá, specifically on Seventh Avenue between Calles 11 and 16 that was transformed from Bogotazo through an urban renewal project. It turned the area into a paradigm of what should be a modern Bogotá. The book discusses the aesthetic character of its architecture, the connections between traditional museums, and reaffirmed the principles of order and functionality of the modern movement and led to rules that have sought...

An in-depth study of Colombian architect Luis Restrepo, this collection brings together a selection of his constructions developed by between 1989 and 2007. In this innovative presentation of architectural work, each construction is thoroughly illustrated with both color photographs and reproductions of the blueprints, yielding a true glimpse of Restrepo's genius. Escaping from any classification, his works restore the essentials of architecture—space, materials, and light—and this compilation is sure to appeal to enthusiasts of both architecture and design. Exentas de artificios y...

Durante el siglo XVI, los españoles ejecutaron en el Nuevo Mundo americano la más grande y descomunal operación de poblamiento que se haya realizado jamás en la historia de la humanidad, sin parangón en ningún otro tiempo. Nunca antes un país fundó tantos pueblos, villas y ciudades, en un territorio tan grande, en un período de tiempo tan corto, y en una forma tan regular y ordenada como lo hizo España en América durante ese siglo, siendo el resultado de ese proceso la creación de un modelo urbano que aún cuando ejecutado en América, sin duda fue producto de la penetración de...

The book is an historic and graphical account of the patios of "vecindad" (neighbourhood) in the port city of Veracruz, in a period that goes from the end of the 19th century to the beginning of the 21st century. The foreword of this edition, states that the first record of a patio of a "vecindad" dates back to 1791, highlighting that those patios have seen the early years of musician and singer "Toña la Negra" and were the place of origin of the famous "picadas" from Veracruz, one of the most popular snacks of the jarocha traditional cuisine.