Estudio de la accidentalidad vial en Bogotá usando ciencia de redes Authors: Salcedo Fontecha, Juan Paulo

Reestructuración del sistema de tratamiento de agua potable de la sede Usme de la Universidad Antonio Nariño Authors: Núñez Guzmán, María Camila, Jaime Espinosa, Brandon Adrián

“…Water is one of the most important vital elements for our current society, for this reason it is necessary to offer the resource to have an adequate treatment of it; since poor water quality or inadequate treatment can be the precursors of water-borne diseases (HAD) in humans; These diseases are transmitted by bacteria, viruses, helminth eggs and protozoa contained in raw water and there are various types of these diseases such as: gastroenteritis, diarrheal diseases, arsenicosis, fluorosis, schistomiasis, helminthiasis, malaria, dengue, legionellosis, hepatitis A and E, poliomyelitis, thyroid fever, meningitis, among others. …”

Animals in art and hybridization as basis for creative explorations Authors: Silva-Cañaveral, Sandra Johana

“…Given its research/ creation approach, it examines the relation between human beings and one of the oldest parasites (the Ctenocephalides canis flea), and from that standpoint it suggests phobias and hybridization as foundation for graphic and creative explorations. …”

Action arts: body and urban space resignification Authors: González-Victoria, Luis Manuel

“…The author extends, among others, on the cultural, social, psychic, urban, andpolitical importance and reach of playfulness as an essential component of action arts: non-object-related works that provide the human body with different meanings and serve like individual and collective self recognition devices. …”

Art and science: two roads leading to the same reality Authors: Bonilla-Estevez, Héctor, Molina, Luis

“…As a conclusion, the authors state that art is solidly melted into reality, which, as a totalizing phenomena linked to the social and human milieu represents society and culture in all their various manifestations.…”

Turn of the century Paris and Bogota as seen by their painters (19th to 20th century) Authors: Prada-Jurado, Mauricio

“…The article analyzes some city paintings about Paris and Bogota done by local artists around the turn of the century, in the late 1800s and early 1900s, taking into account two kinds of urban pictorial representations: i) urban scenes paintings, in which the city is the place for life and so human figures are relevant to the composition; and ii) urban landscape paintings, in which the main character is the city itself and, therefore, portrays of its inhabitants are quite uncommon. …”

Graphemes, traces and signing within the unimage of the contemporary city Authors: Llamosa-Escovar, David Francisco

“…That is how water currents, winds, movements in plant life, seismic activity, heat waves, animal migrations and social human anatomy’s rhizomatous movements function. It is possible to square matter with energy in motion, the same as we can speak of quantum urban environments. …”

Architecture: a view from the complex. Thinking of space, a space for thought Authors: Castellanos Garzón, Giovanni

“…This approach recognizes the complexity structure a new collusion, and finds the fundamental problems of reality, uncertainty and contradiction, where it exceeds the possibilities of human logic, which shows the transition from simple to complex. …”

Sustainable constructions, environmental impacts Authors: Vélez Moreno, Ligia María

“…Sustainable Development Goal 11 seeks to ensure that cities and other human settlements are safe, inclusive, resilient and sustainable, sustainability should be an intrinsic feature of urbanism. …”

De un pensar racional a un pensar phronético: una idea de educación desde Paul Ricœur Authors: Prieto Galindo, Fredy Hernán

“…Before this landscape this paper tries to present the Ricœurian concept of Phronesis as one horizon which can guide current education and formed students in freedom and critical thinking in favor of self-realization in community. Phronesis as human capacity and virtue or excellence in acting with and for others, could be the horizon of school labor, one which have as end students guidance under the notion of selfformation and not of being formatted. …”

Prototipo Modular Anfibio Adaptable a La Población Expuesta Al Riesgo de Inundación en La Boquilla, Cartagena Authors: Forero Bernal, Laura Catalina

Página web para agendamiento, control y modificación de citas para la empresa Kasa Dinava Authors: Camargo Moreno, Jorge Esteban, Montaña Gañan, Jaider Duván

Respuestas emocionales y sociales de los adultos mayores de la fundación el edén del abuelo de la ciudad de Manizales Authors: Cruz Gálvez, Johanna Andrea

Cimarrón Caminos de libertad Authors: Diaz Romero, Laura Valentina

Plan de mejora de la empresa Colsubsidio Paipa. Authors: Pulido Figueroa, Cynthia Dayana

Los Animals in art and hybridization as basis for creative explorations Authors: Silva-Cañaveral, Sandra Johana

“…Given its research/ creation approach, it examines the relation between human beings and one of the oldest parasites (the Ctenocephalides canis flea), and from that standpoint it suggests phobias and hybridization as foundation for graphic and creative explorations. …”

Action arts: body and urban space resignification Authors: González-Victoria, Luis Manuel

“…The author extends, among others, on the cultural, social, psychic, urban, andpolitical importance and reach of playfulness as an essential component of action arts: non-object-related works that provide the human body with different meanings and serve like individual and collective self recognition devices. …”

Art and science: two roads leading to the same reality Authors: Bonilla-Estevez, Héctor, Molina, Luis

“…As a conclusion, the authors state that art is solidly melted into reality, which, as a totalizing phenomena linked to the social and human milieu represents society and culture in all their various manifestations.…”

Turn of the century Paris and Bogota as seen by their painters (19th to 20th century) Authors: Prada-Jurado, Mauricio

“…The article analyzes some city paintings about Paris and Bogota done by local artists around the turn of the century, in the late 1800s and early 1900s, taking into account two kinds of urban pictorial representations: i) urban scenes paintings, in which the city is the place for life and so human figures are relevant to the composition; and ii) urban landscape paintings, in which the main character is the city itself and, therefore, portrays of its inhabitants are quite uncommon. …”

Sustainable constructions, environmental impacts Authors: Vélez Moreno, Ligia María

“…Sustainable Development Goal 11 seeks to ensure that cities and other human settlements are safe, inclusive, resilient and sustainable, sustainability should be an intrinsic feature of urbanism. …”