This book presents an inquiry into the invention of innovative ways of addressing some contemporary Latin American cities and territories design problems. The aim is to highlight the contemporary relevance of the postcolonial urbanism and...
moreThis book presents an inquiry into the invention of innovative ways of addressing some contemporary Latin American cities and territories design problems. The aim is to highlight the contemporary relevance of the postcolonial urbanism and its subjects intended as specific socio–spatial conditions characterized by precise urbanities, economies, social relationships, by conflict–related rural/wilderness/urban realms. It is an attempt to conceptualize and constructing them as a project. The hypothesis is that projects and researches presented in this publication try to demonstrate some relevant elements in the construction of
a different discourse within traditional postcolonial urban theories providing test cases for the elaboration of innovative planning and design strategies.
Contributors: Holger Patricio Cuadrado Torres, Maria de los Angeles Cuenca Rosillo, Santiago del Hierro, Antonio di Campli, Kenny Espinoza Carvajal, Santiago Espinoza Carvajal, Manuela Guzmán Ramírez,
Sabina Lenoci, Fernanda Luzuriaga Torres, Leandro Minuchin, Giulia Testori, Juan C. Villacrés.
