Urban renewal projects and the social construction of space. Puerto Madero, Buenos Aires (Argentina) Authors: Ramírez-Casas, Jimena

“…To this end, we will analyze representations of space (especially its public space) along with spatial practices. The analysis begins with the urban transformations brought about by the urban renewal project that gave the neighborhood its current configuration. …”

Imaginaries of the city from sensitive cartographies.: The case of Cuernavaca, Mexico Authors: Silveyra-Rosales, Maria Teresa

“…The tour was carried out with inhabitants of the city of Cuernavaca, women and men whose ages range between 19 and 25 years. From this journey that began at the Roundabout of the Moon, an important urban node, and ended at the La Tallera Museum, a public space where contemporary art is exhibited, it was sought to recognize what the inhabitants feel when touring the city; in this sense, the subject and the body were considered as feelings, as defined by the sociologist Alicia Lindón (2009). …”

Impact of Land Transport Combustion on air quality and public health in urban areas. A Review Authors: Patiño-Sánchez, Angie Catherine, Patiño-Silva, Oscar Francisco

“…In this sense, in this article a compilation of the investigations carried out at a global level is made, which will determine the relationship between the combustion associated with the operation of land transport and the levels of pollution that check air quality and public health. …”

A reflection on tactical urbanism, marginal periphery and citizen participation Authors: Contreras-Cerón, John Braulio

“…However, so far only the experience in the latter sector has been carried out. Taking into account the above, the purpose of this essay is to present a theoretical reflection on tactical urbanism and citizen participation in marginal environments where aspects such as exchange of use, daily memories, the valuation of underused interstices and the search become important of an appropriation by the community in the restoration of the existing urban landscape.…”

Problems in utopia: reflections on aesthetic theories in contemporary art Authors: Vico Prieto, Antonio Félix, Cagigas, Ángel

“…This paper analyzes the reasons why much of contemporary art continues to be an experience not yet assimilated today, focusing on the study of the factors that potentially determine the aesthetic experience of the work of art of our time; it raises a reflection that relates areas of cultural, artistic and historical knowledge, with a view to offering a work that delves into the creative processes of contemporary art and the origin of detachment between contemporary and public art. The statements about the presence of roman­tic culture and the need for a new viewer can offer light to place us in the reality of the problem, and possibly the excess of aesthetic discourse is the cause of it, as well as the abandonment of the theory of proportion and harmony in the plastic and visual arts, and the renunciation of the idea of narration in musical art.…”

Transhumanism, a paradigm for the analysis of living and housing post pandemic Authors: Hernández Omaña, Jonathan, De Hoyos Martínez, Jesús Enrique, Arellano Vázquez, Diego Armando

“…The pandemic resulting from the covid-19 outbreak has generated circumstances in which confinement and social distancing regulations have made the limitations of the current paradigm evident in many aspects, particularly the design of housing being one of the most important. For this reason, this article aims to explore and analyze the modern housing paradigm, the problems that have emerged during the pandemic, and present a new paradigm based on the implementation of approaches that seek to ex­plore options to redefine the human condition through knowledge and understanding. technology through concepts such as transhumanism which is proposed as an alternative to overcome the limitations and damages of the modern age; as well as avoiding the search for utilitarian absolutes in the field of the construction of human habitation…”

Urban livability, a category to analyze social housing in Mexico in the 21st century Authors: Valdez Calva, Silvia Andrea, Romero Guzmán, Liliana

“…The reflection on living in the house begin to be carried out from the social point of view, to understand that it transcends the territory where it is located. …”

Bioconstruction in Latin America: a redemption from the pandemic crisis Authors: Solano Meneses, Eska Elena, Moretti Testa, Antonio Mariano

“…The results show advantages in the works carried out based on bioconstruction, highlighting the benefits in terms of duration, efficiency, humidity and tem­perature. …”

Appreciation of public recreation space: a measure resource of the infrastructure in the city Authors: Gómez-Vera, Laura Teresa, Retana Olvera, Juan Luis

“…There are presented inclusion and belonging categories to measure those attributes in the user population, from which ten quan­titative macro indicators emerge, which in turn give rise to 180 sub indicators, in addition to the model for a global indicator. …”

Towards a new expanded radioart Authors: Rocha Iturbide, Manuel

“…In this essay I propose to open the concept of radio art in order to enrich it and to approach the different aesthetic styles of electroacústic music and sound art, because the radiophonic institutions and their protagonists have limited the definitions of radio art genres, limiting in this way the expressive possibilities of this interesting electric space. …”

José Luis Pardo’s notion of space and rethinking aesthetic’s subject Authors: Builes Roldán, Isabella, Montoya Santamaría, Jorge William

“…In his work we understand the rethinking of aesthetics’ subject from beauty to sensibility. He answers of how we become sensitive beings by means of habit. …”

Blurred territory: Aestheticization of urban and regional data visualization cheat sheets Authors: Muñoz Escalante, Mauricio, Guerrero-Carreño, Carol Vanessa, Rojas-Perdomo, María Paula, Ípuz-Oviedo, Adriana María

“…It depicts that iaur are not being used as a diagnostic tool to de­fine urban intervention places. …”

Evaluation of the V.S.C.O (Ocular Control Video Synthesizer) prototype as a research-creation product Authors: Angarita Niño, Diana Paola, Torres Cruz, Jorge Andrés

“…The descriptive methodology and mixed approach will allow, through the collection of user data, to delve into the public/player experience that integrates a type of game in the field of creation and entertainment, which allows to demonstrate in a perceptive evaluation of the digital work of art, of how it favors states of mental relaxation in the public. The link between the sound and the visual is also appreciated in the V.S.C.O's computer system with the aesthetic and technical purposes of Visual Music, an aesthetic that dates back to the beginning of the 20th century and that was committed to the creation of a temporary architecture that is carried out in the synesthetic fusion of colors, shapes and movements. …”

“How can I translate nothing into movement?”: The mimesis in Arcadia and Excuse me can you choreograph me Authors: Lazzaro, Laura, Cohen, Verónica

“…Secondly, how the relationship between language and movement develops throughout the diegesis.…”

Encyclopedia and Cosmology: Rethinking Aesthetics with R. Ruyer, A.N. Whitehead and G. Simondon Authors: Piatti, Giulio

“…The present contribution is centered around this question, which calls into question the very status of the discipline, which has always oscillated between analysis of sensible knowledge and of the work of art/beauty. …”

EPHEMERAL SPACES AS A PLACE OF CULTURAL EXPERIENTIAL SUPPORT.: CASE STUDIES: ESCENOGRAFÍA NOEL Y ÁRBOL NAVIDEÑO. Authors: Vélez Ochoa, Claudia, Oquendo Valenzuela, Julián

“… This was done to find the synchrony between volunteers who are seeking these types of venues, as well as the opinion of experts against the recognition of the impressions that ephemeral cultural spaces achieve on visitors and designers.In conclusion, ephemeral cultural spaces, despite their short existence, can mediate between aspired permanence and are qualified by experience. …”

La acuaponía urbana: fomentando la agricultura sostenible en entornos urbanos Authors: Guarnizo Sánchez, Néstor Andrés, Contreras Gómez, Alix Estela Yusara

“…El resultado es ilustrar la importancia y la serie de beneficios significativos como la reducción y la depen­dencia de la agricultura convencional. …”

Theater as an alternative communication tool for living the otherness Authors: Cervantes Flores, Jesús Gerardo

“…This article addresses theater as an alternative communication tool to promote understanding and empathy between individuals in a world where communication is limited by interpretive filters and subjectivity. …”

Quentin Skinner and the Cambridge School Authors: Martínez Orozco, Carlos Augusto

“…Knowing their origins and one of its greatest representatives: Quentin Skinner, will be vital, especially for Spanish-speaking society that has now made the commitment to become a point of reference for the world.…”

Towards a revision of the dimensions of our civic education Authors: Weis, Raúl

“…The definitions in this field of education, the extension of its limits and its validity, require a permanent analysis not only because of the rapid changes of values that characterize our societies but, as critical pedagogy has shown, because of the interest of these societies in watching over its limits and in controlling its expansion. …”