Este libro estudia la construcción de la arquitectura como un hecho infraestructural para la configuración de las ciudades, y la entiende como una respuesta cultural a la construcción de la sociedad en su conjunto. A lo largo de sus páginas, el libro expone aciertos y errores de las obras de vivienda colectiva en Lima, tanto en el aspecto social, urbano y formal, como en cuanto a los efectos que producen en la experiencia urbana. A través de un análisis sistemático, el contenido permite conocer y comparar los principales elementos y características de estos proyectos de vivienda. El objetivo final de esta publicación, pensada tanto para especialistas como para estudiantes y el público en general, es que se pueda reconocer los valores intrínsecos a la arquitectura a través de los proyectos de vivienda realizados en el Perú, y con ello ayudar a recuperar sus valores respecto de la construcción y el desarrollo social del país. Finalmente, este libro, que incluye una colección de proyectos importantes, busca también promover la confianza entre arquitectos, promotores y agentes del Estado, para materializar en el Perú obras relevantes en términos sociales, urbanos, arquitectónicos y culturales, particularmente conjuntos de vivienda, pues es allí donde, de manera directa, la arquitectura afecta a la sociedad en su conjunto.

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Atlas de la vivienda colectiva en lima

Edificios híbridos en lima. Estrategias proyectuales para edificios en altura

Series dedicated to the works, projects and architectural essays produced by the docents of the PUCP. This third issue is deditated to the The Machupicchu Visitor Center, a project developed between 2014 and 2016 by the LLONAZAMORA architecture office. Its development involved constant reflection on various topics relevant to contemporary architecture in the country, such as the way in which an architectural project can be related to an archaeological site in a formal, material or spatial way, even more so with one as imposing as Machupicchu; or the way of understanding this Visitor Center not only as a tourist space, but as the focus of a community dedicated to the investigation and conservation of the Llaqta. In addition, the task of conceiving an adequate intervention in the landscape that is a contemporary intervention in which the nature of the place and its pre-existences are recognized was faced. "The development of the Visitor Center project was suspended due to disagreements between the Decentralized Directorate of Culture of Cusco (DDC) and the government of Machupicchu Pueblo. They could not reach an agreement on the integral management project of the park and the Llaqta, which included, among other things, the construction of the Visitor Center. As a result of this divergence and despite the fact that the architecture and engineering project was delivered at a complete feasibility level, the DDC Cusco stopped the last approval. This led to a long conciliation process, in which, at our request, LLONAZAMORA ceded the authorship to the DDC Cusco to do so under his responsibility. This publication shows the material that was delivered at the end of 2016 to the DDC and remains as a testimony of the project presented." (HKB Translation) --Page 9.

Llona zamora

Series dedicated to the works, projects and architectural essays produced by the docents of the PUCP. This fourth number is dedicated to Susel Biondi (Peru 1977), an architect and doctor in sustainable architecture. She is a partner of the architecture firm René Poggioni + Susel Biondi, a studio that proposes to work from the specialization in "sustainable design" together with an aesthetic of high visual value as an added value to what the concept already supposes. The texts that make up this book were written by the author while she was studying for her doctorate at the Catholic University of Leuven. There she had the privilege of being part of the Cellule de Recherche Architecture et Climat team of the Faculty of Applied Sciences of UCL and taking the courses of the Master Européen en Architecture et Developement Durable (MADD). All these experiences helped shape these three writings, between 2004 and 2008, and which are now published as part of the Faculty Collection. The first explains the urgency of action in the face of global unsustainability by reviewing the last decades and reviewing the human perspective on its relationship with the planet, and consequently, its way of operating on it. The second places architecture within a current and global ethic: the ethic of sustainability. The third revolves around the way of approaching reality in order to be able to propose appropriate and responsible architectural interventions from an ethic of sustainability.

Atlas de la vivienda colectiva en lima (2024)

Edificios híbridos en lima. Estrategias proyectuales para edificios en altura (2014)

Llona zamora (2023)

Susel biondi arquitectura sostenible: Una cuestion de evolución