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Contemporary Latin American Architecture: Other Traditions

Contemporary Latin American Architecture: Other Traditions

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ArchitectsGeneral ArchitectureArchitecture History

PREORDER - Expected ship date November 20, 2026

ISBN10: 1041077351
ISBN13: 9781041077350
Publisher: Routledge
Published: Nov 20 2026
Pages: 372
Language: English

Not a typical overview of Latin American Architecture, the book uncovers a series of lineages that are often hidden or overlooked by international critics.

In each chapter, prominent contemporary architects across Puerto Rico, Paraguay, Chile, Uruguay, Mexico, Peru, Ecuador, Colombia, Costa Rica, and Argentina position their work within both historical and contemporary local and international traditions, revealing the often unconscious lineages, influences, and affinities that shape the contemporary Hispanic American architectural scene. Contributing architects and firms include AToT Architects, Plan: b Architects, Al Borde, UZ: AA, and Grupo Culata-Jovai among others. They position their work within the context of lesser internationally celebrated historic architects such as Ana Elvira Vélez, Felipe Uribe, Jorge Mario Gómez, Ítala Fulvia Villa, Juan Ángel Casasco, Román Fresnedo Siri, Gustavo Scheps, Juvenal Baracco, Emilio Soyer, Miguel Rodrigo Mazuré, and more. This strategy produces a decentering of the internationally established Latin American canon and reveals cross-pollinations among different Latin American countries, offering a dynamic, intergenerational view of architectural evolution that contrasts with typical static and monolithic perspectives.

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