Coffee farmhouses as Colombian agro-industrial heritage at risk Authors: Santa Quintero, Ángela María

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Social impacts of the transformation of public space (City of Buenos Aires, 2007-2017) Authors: Marcús, Juliana

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Contracultura en el turismo cultural de los espacios urbanos contemporáneos Authors: Vázquez Rodríguez, Gerardo

“…La cercanía entre personas que se da en la época permite la casi inmediata homogenización de grupos sociales que intentan dar a conocer sus ideales, los cuales no necesariamente concuerdan con el orden preestablecido de un sistema e imaginario hegemónico conocido como cultura. …”

Landscape and public politics in Mexico. A relationship to be resolved Authors: Checa-Artasu, Martín Manuel

“…Despite this, civil society and universities are doing a remarkable job to reverse this poor consideration of the landscape as a territorial and environmental management tool and promoting its correct implementation in Mexican public politics.…”

Social-environmental processes of technology and innovation. From the alchemist witches of yesterday to the environmental scientists of today: De las brujas alquimistas de ayer a las científicas ambientales de hoy Authors: Castro Ramírez, María Eugenia

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City, heritage and environment: crossed lukeds Authors: de Almeida, Eneida

“…The development of the narrative details key concepts, composing a multifaceted framework, based on studies from authors that refer to international documents, exploring different approaches related to the topic. …”

The socio-spatial segregation in two costal tourist cities: Acapulco and Cancún Authors: Moreno Galván, Felipe de Jesús, Hernández Diego, Celia

“…The objective of this work is to analyze two coastal tourist cities: Acapulco and Cancún as cities that are configured socio-spatially in a segregated manner. This study is developed through the territorialization of statistical data. …”

Social networks in the current process of the reconstruction of San Gregorio Atlapulco, Xochimilco, México City Authors: Romero Castillo, Laura Isabel, Lovera Valencia, Itzel

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Imagining a sustainable city to undo the path of colonial planning Authors: Sessano, Pablo

“…This overlooks, however, what Bookchin was so clear about: the bourgeois city, as a project and realization of the modern ideology of indefinite progress and based above all on economic growth, carries the germ of its own decadence. …”

It is not tourismphobia, it is class struggle. Urban policies, social unrest and tourism in a neighborhood of Barcelona Authors: Mansilla López, José A.

“…Through a more than two-year ethnographic approach to the platform #EnsPlantem, Veïns en Perill d’Extinció, this article aims to show the role played by this type of movements around the application of neoliberal contemporary urban policies linked to touristification process that is living the city and also the neighborhood of Poblenou.…”

Interaction, public and crowd Authors: Uribe Vilarrodona, Joan

“…Its future, far from confirming the alleged inconsistency of the social order confirms its validity and strength. …”

The city as an endless history About historical centers in Latin America Authors: Delgado, Manuel

“…What is the function of the delimitation of entire neighborhoods that are promoted as “interesting” and that deserve to be rescued from processes of decrepitude or marginalization and need to be elevated to the status of singular places, whose value translates into armoring with respect to any factor that alters or jeopardize its calmness? We will spot on the consequences, in the form of gentrification or emptying, of the production of patrimonialized centers in Latin American cities, dynamics whose paradoxical effect is always the one which attempts to expel them from history, that is, from conflict and uncertainty.…”

La Rambla de Barcelona: territory in dispute Street vendors and the struggle for the city Authors: Espinosa Zepeda, Horacio

“…It’s a kind of simulacrum created almost ex-profeso throughout the twentieth century to add monumentality to this Mediterranean city, but also to create a Catalan identity and a narrative based on architecture. …”

Infrastructures and urban centrality in africa A bus terminal in Ziguinchor (Lower Casamance, Senegal Authors: Martínez Algueró, Romina

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The instrumental role of the urban project in the monumentalization and securitization of the Vila Olímpica de Barcelona Authors: Navas Perrone, María Gabriela

“…The result it is a private residential complex, built to neutralize uncivil practices that attempt against the image of a conflict-free public space and guarantee the security of its properties of its residents. …”

The stabilized rammed earth building technique and its use in Australia Authors: do Prado Rocha, Rodrigo Amaral, Melo de Oliveira, Pedro

Subjects: “…construcción en tierra,…”

Earthen plasters stabilized with prickly pear cactus Authors: Guerrero Baca, Luis Fernando, Ávila Boyas, Esmeralda

“…Results currently found show a remarkable increase in plasticity and adherence of mixtures, a slowdown in the drying time which improves the uniformity of surfaces, a saving of water for mixing and a delay near to 300% on moisture absorption.…”

Participatory methods and earthen construction in urban slums of Argentina Authors: Rotondaro, Rodolfo, Cacopardo, Fernando

“…Are introduced technical innovations based on the use of natural materials and elements with stabilized soils, and its combination with conventional industrial building materials, elements, and techniques. …”

Earthen construction in Puerto Rico? Buried knowledge, interrupted wisdom Authors: Méndez Resto, Roselyn

“…In Puerto Rico, there is evidence of two earth constructions for the 16th century. The technique used was rammed earth. …”

The architecture of the millenary peoples of the altiplano: a female and male configuration, Jaqui Andean Authors: Yampara Blanco, Pacha Yapucha

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