El patrimonio arquitectonico rehabilitado del siglo 20 en Buenos Aires: el patrimonio contemporaneo

The Buenos Aires’ 20th century architectural heritage has been already briefly introduced through three previous preliminary reports, the Documentos de Trabajo # 121 “Modern Movement heritage in Buenos Aires: 1929-2004”, # 138 “Contemporary architectural heritage in Buenos Aires” and # 161 “Bu...

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Autores principales: Casal, Stella Maris, Couturier, Fernando, Quiroga, Carolina
Formato: Working Paper
Lenguaje:Español
Publicado: Universidad de Belgrano Facultad de Arquitectura y Urbanismo 2012
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Acceso en línea:http://repositorio.ub.edu.ar/handle/123456789/707
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Sumario:The Buenos Aires’ 20th century architectural heritage has been already briefly introduced through three previous preliminary reports, the Documentos de Trabajo # 121 “Modern Movement heritage in Buenos Aires: 1929-2004”, # 138 “Contemporary architectural heritage in Buenos Aires” and # 161 “Buenos Aires’ architectural heritage: the first decades of the 20th century”. The present preliminary report is aimed at introducing students and anyone interested in the theme to the current condition and rehabilitation work carried out on the contemporary heritage in Buenos Aires. It is the second preliminary report of the series started with the Documentos de Trabajo # 229 “The 20th century rehabilitated heritage in Buenos Aires: the modern heritage”. The introductory essay and the examples included in the itinerary aim by no means at covering all the actions developed but at introducing and evaluating those cases, which, according to the author´s perception are the better referents on the state of the art in the field. The documentation survey and register of the examples was part of the training in research activities of a group of former students who voluntarily joint us and enthusiastically devoted part of their scarce free time to contribute to this project. To all of them our recognition and credits.