Radical Cities / Radical Changes
Radical Cities / Radical Changes I just finished reading Justin McGuirk’s book Radical Cities. In it, the author describes some Continue reading
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ARCHITECTURE: Designers as Social Agents [looking at TECHO as an alternative design approach]
[Guest Post by Tal Sustiel] As an Israeli-Jewish architect living in one of the most conflicted and disputed geopolitical territories, Continue reading
Street Vendors on Wheels in Lima, Peru
During my Winter 2011 visit to Lima, Peru, what intrigued me most of the street vending culture there were the Continue reading
Latin American Street Vending and Public Markets
Intro Post by Jennifer Renteria This last summer, I traveled throughout Latin America in search of public markets and street Continue reading
Lima: San Juan de Lubrigancho + Villa El Salvador
SAN JUAN DE LUBRIGANCHO Once informal, San Juan de Lubrigancho (SJL) is now one of the oldest, more consolidated settlements Continue reading
Lima’s settlements: VENTANILLA
Through the next couple of posts, I want to give you a quick overview of some of the different types Continue reading
Lima, Peru
Peru is one of the only Latin American countries that has not yet suffered the economic recession. Quite the contrary, Continue reading
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