Title: Arquitecturas que hablan
Description: A series of articles that have in common the architecture and urban development, but from different eras and different habitat spaces. "The theme is based on the object of study of the Unidad Académica Básica de Teoría, Historia y Metodología del Hábitat, which is the origin and the evolution of the city and utilitarian objects as the most finished expression of human habitation. From this perspective, the book addresses the analysis of economic, political, philosophical and socio-cultural structures that construct the context in which the spaces and vital objects of coexistence have been built, and continue to be built, the spaces and vital objects of cohabitation and mediation, to understand the processes that make up the personal and group identities of the societies, and that they are concretized in architectural and urban works that are part of the image of the city." (HKB Translation) --Page 13.

A series of articles that have in common the architecture and urban development, but from different eras and different habitat spaces. "The theme is based on the object of study of the Unidad Académica Básica de Teoría, Historia y Metodología del Hábitat, which is the origin and the evolution of the city and utilitarian objects as the most finished expression of human habitation. From this perspective, the book addresses the analysis of economic, political, philosophical and socio-cultural structures that construct the context in which the spaces and vital objects of coexistence have been built, and continue to be built, the spaces and vital objects of cohabitation and mediation, to understand the processes that make up the personal and group identities of the societies, and that they are concretized in architectural and urban works that are part of the image of the city." (HKB Translation) --Page 13.
Subjects: Architecture, History, Religious architecture, Housing, Buildings, structures, Histoire, Architecture religieuse, Jesuits, Carmelites
Places: Mexico, Guadalajara, North America, Guadalajara (Mexico), Mexique, Amérique du Nord, United States