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A man (evidently the architect Mies van der Rohe), stands in a room in a glass-and-steel building. This is the scene that author Ricardo Daza uses for his investigation into the man, the room, the building, and what the architect is looking at. Looking for Mies unfolds like a detective novel, complete with deductions, revelations, and conclusions about the architect's work. This fascinating study of van der Rohe is illustrated with 160 duotones.

Filled with pictures, sketches, and building plans, this tribute to an extraordinary Colombian architect presents 12 of his most significant projects spanning the decade before his death in October 2007. The buildings highlighted in this work include the National University of Colombia's department of humanities graduate school building, the Virgilio Barco public library in Bogotá, and Salmona's vacation home in Riofrío. Lleno de dibujos, esbozos, y planes de edificación , este tributo a un extraordinario arquitecto colombiano presenta 12 de sus proyectos más significativos desde la...

Amazigh número 1 Octubre 2022 Bienvenidos a este nuevo proyecto donde encontrarás en nuestro primer número: La leyenda de Doramas " La historia del guerrero más grande de Gran Canaria" Pablo Guedes González nos hablara sobre El arco del coronadero y sus estudios sobre "Umiaga" Hablaremos sobre las Harimaguadas y la importancia en la sociedad aborigen Canaria Aprenderemos sobre la lucha del garrote de la mano de Tezeze Julio González Padrón en su sección "Chacho" tratará el léxico Canario Glorificamos la profesión del pastor y homenajeamos a quien se ha dedica a esta profesión,...

Architectural study on the religious buildings of collective character built by the Jewish community of Buenos Aires in the 19t and 20th centuries and where the synagogues are the best examples. Their choices of architectural styles or languages responded to the historic moment when these buildings were constructed and respond to the preferences of each group according to their origin or its constructors or architects. The study analyses their morphology, mostly monumental, outside the city limits, and loaded inside and outside with ornaments and visible symbols of Judaism.