Gonzalo Villa Chávez

A partir del exitoso concurso multimedia homónimo, el Aula de Patrimonio Cultural de la Universidad de Cantabria ha pretendido acercar al gran público las diez «joyas» fotográficas finalistas mediante la elaboración, por parte de su autora, doctora en Historia del Arte, de breves y sencillos textos en los que se analiza cada una de ellas. Incluyen una sucinta bibliografía en donde se han reseñado algunas de las obras más relevantes que han abordado el estudio de cada una de estas joyas cántabras.

"Major survey of Ibero-American 21st century architects details the work of 40 architects"--Provided by vendor.

"The book reviews the personality and temperament of neoclassic architect De Alba (b. Mexico) through his architecture. De Alba was an architect/engineer who left anarchitectural legacy in the cities of Guadalajara and Chapala active at the turn of the 20th century whose constructions reflect the universal eclecticism of a Revolutionary generation and industrial society educated during the Porfirio Diaz regime"--Provided by vendor.

In this work, which is based on heritage architecture and cultural studies, the relationship between communities and habitat is studied to understand their way of conceiving and inhabiting the urban territory. The author participation in the Plan Especial de Manejo y Protección (PEMP) of the set of architectural assets of Republican architecture of Quibdó led her to question the handling of historical centers containing declared architectural assets in the country. The stories made invisible or denied by hegemonic heritage perspectives "were the route charted within the framework of the PhD ...