Download or read book Documentos de arquitectura moderna en Am rica Latina 1950 1965 Volumen Quinto written by Josep Bosch Espelta and published by . This book was released on 2004 with total page 0 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt:
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Download or read book Arquitectura moderna en Am rica Latina 1950 1965 written by Teresa Rovira, Cristina Gastón, Fabián Coutiño, Eunice García and published by Edicions ETSAB. This book was released on 2007 with total page 76 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt:
Download or read book Documentos de arquitectura moderna en Am rica Latina 1950 1965 Primera recopilaci n PRESENTACI N DE LAS OBRAS Mario Roberto lvarez Edificio de viviendas Buenos Aires Oswaldo Arthur Bratke Casa Bratke S o Paulo Hans Broos Casa Zipser Florian polis Joao Vilanova Artigas Estaci n de autobuses Londrina Borrero Zamorano y Giovanelli Banco Cafetero Cali Cu llar Serrano G mez y Cia Compa a Seguros Bol var Bogot Obreg n Valenzuela y Cia Banco Franc s e Italiano Bogot Obreg n Valenzuela y Cia Casa unifamiliar Barranquilla Jaime Sanfuentes Irarr zaval Casa B Dom nguez Santiago de Chile Augusto H lvarez Edificio Jaysour M xico D F Francisco Artigas Casa estudio M xico D F Enrique Carral Icaza Centro urbano Manacar M xico D F Vladimir Kasp Oficinas para Sumesa M xico D F Juan Sordo Madaleno Hotel Presidente Acapulco Ram n Torres y H ctor Vel zquez Casa Torres II M xico D F Jos Villagr n Garc a Escuela de Arquitectura M xico D F Luis Garc a Pardo Edificio El Pilar Montevideo Rafael Lorente Edificio Berro Montevideo Mario Payss Reyes Banco Rep blica Punta del Este Ra l Sichero Edificio Ciudadela Montevideo PRESENTACI N DE LOS DOCUMENTOS CR TICOS Jos Mar a Sostres Creaci n arquitect nica y manierismo 1955 Arquitectura y urbanismo fragmento 1955 Agrupaci n Espacio Manifiesto de expresi n de principios 1947 Ricardo de Robina Evoluci n de la arquitectura contempor nea 1950 Jos Villagr n Garc a Ideas regentes en la arquitectura actual 1954 Henry Russell Hitchcock Latin American architecture since 1945 fragmento 1955 Henrique Mindlin Arquitectura moderna en Brasil 1956 Max Cetto Arquitectura moderna en M xico fragmento 1961 Carlos Mart nez Jim nez Arquitectura en Colombia 1963 Francisco Bullrich Arquitectura latinoamericana 1930 written by and published by . This book was released on 2005 with total page 0 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt:
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