Narratives of the Tropical Environment and the Consolidation of Certain Disciplinary Discourses in Habitar Magazine, (Costa Rica, 1990-2012)
The opening of the first School of Architecture and the foundation of the ArchitectsAssociation (CA) allowed for the beginning of a discussion about the role of architects in thecountry (1970-73). This paper explores the agency that the official journal of the CA had inexposing topics related to the...
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Facultad de Arquitectura, Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México
2020
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| Online adgang: | https://www.revistas.unam.mx/index.php/bitacora/article/view/72949 |
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| Summary: | The opening of the first School of Architecture and the foundation of the ArchitectsAssociation (CA) allowed for the beginning of a discussion about the role of architects in thecountry (1970-73). This paper explores the agency that the official journal of the CA had inexposing topics related to the tropical environment: identity, regionalism, and modernity, from1990. We suggest that the editorial curation of those topics relates to an ongoing aspirationto consolidate a disciplinary field within the Costa Rican society. |
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