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    Ludwig Hilberseimer at the Illinois Institute of Technology: Architectural Education, Organic Democracy and Colonization

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    Ludwig Hilberseimer’s role at defining trends in architectural education in the United States is a relevant one, and deserves special attention due to its rigorous method. This article aims to cast light at his teaching experience at IIT, where he promoted an integration of urban theory and political ideals. Understood as an act of cultural colonization, architectural education appears as a powerful tool to reshape the territory in the United States and the world, as part of an ongoing process of Modern postwar globalization

    Authenticity as a challenge in the transformation of Beijing's urban heritage: The commercial gentrification of the Guozijian historic area

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    The transformation of Beijing's historic center is in need of an evaluation from the standpoint of authenticity, a concept increasingly used and constantly redefined. Beginning with a heritage-based definition of authenticity, this article will present a review of the urban intervention policies that have been implemented in Beijing's inner city hutongs since the Revolution in 1949, evaluating their effect on the capital's preservation. Then, the paper will continue describing how current urban redevelopment is assuming contemporary definitions of urban authenticity emanating from the creative city paradigm and the tourism industry, leaving a lasting effect on its vernacular heritage. Taking the historical area of Guozijian as a case study, this article will evaluate the integration of contemporary commercial architecture into this historic setting. This evaluation will highlight how flawed conceptions of authenticity have brought about an ongoing gentrification process that is displacing a large share of the population, a fundamental component of urban heritage authenticity

    Publicaciones del IAPH explora nuevas formas de difusión de sus contenidos: el RAAC, tercer cuaderno digital

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    Actualización de un debate patrimonial a través del paisaje histórico y la creatividad urbana: preexistencias y ciudad histórica contemporánea

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    La intervención en el tejido residencial histórico del shikumen de Shanghái: Xintiandi como paradigma

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    [ES] Tras décadas de degradación y demoliciones extensivas, la tipología residencial del shikumen experimenta un proceso de renacimiento en Shanghái. Sin embargo, sus métodos de conservación se revelan tan controvertidos para deniciones occidentales de patrimonio urbano como desinhibidos desde el punto de vista de la práctica del diseño arquitectónico. Este artículo plantea de manera crítica la posibilidad de la producción de nuevos modelos de conservación urbana a partir de un acuerdo entre ambas, en el marco de gobernanza empresarial que impera en Shanghái como ciudad patrimonial.[EN] After decades of decay and widespread razing, the shikumen residential typology of Shanghai is experiencing a renaissance. However, the preservation methods that are being implemented are both controversial, from the perspective of urban heritage conservation, and bold, from the point of view of the practice of architectural and urban design. 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    La Ciudad Jardín de Almería. La condición compleja del patrimonio urbano contemporáneo

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    Intervenciones en arquitecturas del s. xx en España. Casos de estudio y consideraciones patrimoniales

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    Las intervenciones en la arquitectura del s. xx se han convertido en objeto de discusión preferente en el ámbito del patrimonio cultural. En ello influye tanto la obsolescencia simultánea de gran parte del volumen edificado en las ciudades contemporáneas, como la especificidad material, técnica y tipológica de la arquitectura más reciente. A través de la presentación de una serie de ejemplos relevantes, este artículo reflexiona sobre la transformación de obras emblemáticas del s. xx, prestando especial atención a la arquitectura del Movimiento Moderno en España.The intervention on 20th Century architecture has attracted substantial attention in the realm of cultural heritage. This is due to the simultaneous obsolescence of a great part of the built environment in contemporary cities, as well as to specific material, technical and typological issues of recent architecture. This article provides an insight into the transformation of relevant 20th Century buildings , paying special attention to the case of the architecture of the modern movement in Spain

    Publicaciones del IAPH explora nuevas formas de difusión de sus contenidos: el RAAC, tercer cuaderno digital

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    El Departamento de Publicaciones del IAPH ha culminado la edición de Cien años de arquitectura en Andalucía. El Registro Andaluz de Arquitectura Contemporánea, 1900-2000, publicación digital que el usuario puede descargarse de forma gratuita desde la web del Instituto. Es el tercer cuaderno de la colección de libros electrónicos (e-ph cuadernos), reciente apuesta y reto editorial por su potencial como recurso para explorar nuevas formas de difusión de contenidos. Para esta ocasión, también se ha realizado una edición limitada del cuaderno en formato CD

    Registro Andaluz de Arquitectura Contemporánea: el reconocimiento patrimonial de una arquitectura de calidad

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    El Registro Andaluz de Arquitectura Contemporánea (RAAC) es un proyecto del IAPH que, a través de su Centro de Documentación, colabora con el Grupo de Investigación Ciudad, Patrimonio y Arquitectura Contemporánea de la Universidad de Sevilla, con el fin de promover el reconocimiento de la arquitectura de calidad producida en el siglo XX en nuestra Comunidad Autónoma. La incorporación del Servicio de Protección de la Dirección General de Bienes Culturales de la Junta de Andalucía al proyecto busca dotar de protección patrimonial a esta arquitectura, dando continuidad a una labor iniciada con las declaraciones de bienes incluidos en el Registro Docomomo Andalucía
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