Dibujos sevillanos de arquitectura de la primera mitad del siglo XVII

A detailed architectural study of the monumental and historic Mercado Hidalgo, the central marketplace in Guanajuato, Mexico. The market has over 260 stores and was inaugurated in 1910 using the previous marketplace front that was constructed in 1861. In addition to the architectural study and analysis the book has many historic photographs and information.

As part of the celebration of the Symposium "Shell and Spatial Structures: New Materials and Technologies, New Designs and Innovations -- A Sustainable Approach to Architectural and Structural Design" of the International Association of Special Structures (IASS-SLTE) held October 23-31, 2008 in Acapulco, the Faculty of Architecture of the UNAM developed 3 projects specifically for the occasion: 1) An exhibition of representative scale models of the "golden age" (1950-1975) of the construction of reinforced concrete shells in Mexico; 2) A documentary featuring the characteristics and evolution ...

Contiene una sección monográfica sobre ética y salud publica cuyo contenido y motivación se explica en la editorial de la sección. En el primer artículo, reflexiona sobre la iatrogenia en salud pública en "La ética de la ignorancia (y de la incertidumbre) y la iatrogenia, un problema de salud pública". Un análisis crítico de las políticas de salud estatales de España de la última década en "Captura corporativa de la salud pública. Se analiza desde la ética cuatro modelos para la donación de sangre en "Ética, solidaridad y donación de sangre. Cuatro perspectivas a debate"....

The book gathers previously published papers and interviews of architect Solana (b. Argentina) divided into 5 main topics: criticism, the city, the towers (modern urban typology), the university and the profession of architecture. This anthology summarizes Solana's passionate ideals and versatile trajectory as architect, academic, and artist. Edition illustrated with a selection of collective works done by his firm Estudio M/SG/S/S/S, along some other architectural examples the author considered transcendental.