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Adaptive Reuse in Latin Ame...
This book explores the theoretical & architectural connections
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monografia Rebiun36506066 https://catalogo.rebiun.org/rebiun/record/Rebiun36506066 m o d | cr#cnu|||||||| 230927t20232023enkab ob 001 0 eng d 1-003-32222-0 1-000-99360-4 CBUC 991013414701206708 MiAaPQ eng rda pn MiAaPQ MiAaPQ cl----- 720.98 23 Adaptive Reuse in Latin America Cultural Identity, Values and Memory edited by José Bernardi First edition Abingdon, England Routledge 2023 Abingdon, England Abingdon, England Routledge 2023 1 online resource (307 pages) 1 online resource (307 pages) Text txt rdacontent computer c rdamedia online resource cr rdacarrier Routledge Cultural Heritage and Tourism Series Includes bibliographical references and index Cover -- Half Title -- Series Page -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Table of Contents -- List of figures -- List of contributors -- Introduction: Expanding and diversifying the field of adaptive reuse -- Part I: Whose memories, whose values? The search for identity -- Part II The Brazilian experience: Other modernities -- Part III: Perpetual transformations: adaptive reuse in Mexico City -- Part IV: Places of defiance and resilience -- References -- Topic I: Whose memories, whose values? The search for identity -- Chapter 1: Whose memories, whose values?: Reflecting on the spatial history of the Americas -- Unlearning Eurocentrism in the Americas -- Edmundo O'Gorman and the invention of the Americas -- The architecture of control/architecture as control -- Whose memories, whose heritages? -- References -- Chapter 2: Open work as a seed for change in adaptive reuse -- Idea of time as eternal present -- Author/user -- The ugly and inharmonious -- Projects with room for maneuvering -- Bibliography -- Chapter 3: Essential Documentation: Lucio Costa and the Modernist Missionary -- Serviço do Patrimônio Histórico e Artístico Nacional (SPHAN) -- Sete Povos das Missões -- Museu Rústico das Missões de São Miguel -- Algum Naufrágio -- Notes -- Chapter 4: From Modernization to a Strategy of Community Building -- Introduction -- Modernization, Immigration, Production, Transformation: Changes, Neglect, and Degradation -- On Heritage -- Adaptive Reuse in Córdoba. Neighborhood Markets as Nodes of a Cultural and Public System, 1980s -- Mercado de San Vicente, Mercado General Paz, Mercado Alta Córdoba -- Urban and Social Strategy as the Basis for Recuperation and Transformation of Industrial Heritage in Santa Fe -- Temporary Conclusions -- Notes -- References -- Topic II: The Brazilian experience: Other modernities Chapter 5: Modern housing estates field notes: A meaning for dwelling and sustainability -- Introduction -- Modern housing estates have a handful of meanings -- Dwelling in large Brazilian cities -- Modern housing estates field notes -- Learning from modern housing estates by comparing them -- Note -- References -- Chapter 6: Preservation and rehabilitation in Brazil: Some of São Paulo's cases as a starting point -- Introduction -- Casa de Vidro -- SESC Pompeia -- Prudência apartment -- SESC 24 de Maio -- Questions to think about -- And, in the end -- Notes -- References -- Chapter 7: Adaptive reuse in Brazil: Lessons from Lina Bo Bardi -- Introduction: Bo Bardi in Brazil -- Unhão's Manor (1959-63) -- The Pompéia Factory Leisure Centre (1977-86) -- Concluding thoughts -- Notes -- References -- Chapter 8: Resilient spaces: Modern and historic legacy in Brazilian built heritage -- Introduction -- The Barroquinha slope in Salvador -- The modern housing complex in Rio de Janeiro -- The iconic hotel in Brasília -- Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- Topic III: Perpetual transformations: Adaptive reuse in Mexico City -- Chapter 9: The President demolishes, the President builds: Iconoclasm and architectural space in mid-century Mexico -- The institutional era -- Celebration -- Edification -- Collision -- Notes -- Chapter 10: Exhibiting Contemporary Art in a Colonial Context at the Ex Teresa Arte Actual in Mexico City -- The History of the Site and the Church of Santa Teresa La Antigua -- The Origins of the "Centro Cultural X'Teresa" -- A Radical Insertion and a Church in Ruins -- Diachronic Thinking and the Echoes of Devotional Practice -- Conclusions -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Chapter 11: Of ruins and ruination: Infrastructures against the Anthropocene -- Ahuitzotl's conquest -- Concluding thoughts -- References Topic IV: Places of defiance and resilience -- Chapter 12: How body memory "actualizes" to the architectural heritage: The Latin American dwelling as the new public space -- Introduction -- Bodies, architecture, and cities -- Cultural heritage in spatial terms -- Drag memory maps: redefining public and private spaces -- Some conclusions -- Note -- References -- Chapter 13: Hidden landscapes of palimpsestic urban memories: The case of Lima/Peru -- Introduction -- Place-making, heritage, and collective memory activation out of the urban palimpsest -- The quest for layers of urban identities -- The role of urban memory in Lima Norte-a longitudinal study and documentary film of Pampa de Cueva, El Ermitaño, and "La Bella Durmiente" -- Toward a new self-understanding of peripheral landscapes of memory -- Conclusion -- Notes -- References -- Chapter 14: Reversing neo-plantations: From Guayusa monocultures to chakras and managed forests in Mushullakta -- Summer 2021 -- Guayusa Upina -- La empresa, el contrato -- Good intentions and business ideas, unintended collateral damages -- Successful case study -- The contract -- A book-on the birth and growth of Guayusa as global commodity -- Think big, the issue of scale, and the reproduction of the plantation model through education -- Businesses that do not directly stem from the community, nor are co-created and co-managed with the community -- Supply chains conceived for one, and only one product -- "Global" legal frameworks and their ontological assumptions -- National policy, also embedded in monocultural assumptions -- Renewed hope-humans for abundance and its permacultural drive -- Chochi's story -- March 2023, bountiful Chakra -- Self-reflection -- Notes -- Bibliography -- Chapter 15: Matachín codex complex -- Works Cited -- Index This book explores the theoretical & architectural connections Cultural property- Latin America Collective memory- Latin America Imperialism and architecture- Latin America Buildings- Remodeling for other use- Latin America National characteristics, Latin American Latin America- Civilization Bernardi, Jose editor 9781032344515 Routledge cultural heritage and tourism series