Cultural visions of urban morphology
<p>As has been indicated in recent years, for the <br />first time in the history of mankind, more than half<br />of the world´s population lives in cities, and the<br />tendency is increasing. In this situation, many<br />questions arise, not only regarding the cities´...
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doaj-850b92d76f4d4d6b9d5bb11e7a65e23b2020-11-25T03:03:31ZengRestauro Compás y Canto (RCC)Gremium2007-87732015-08-01247821Cultural visions of urban morphologyMilton Montejano Castillo<p>As has been indicated in recent years, for the <br />first time in the history of mankind, more than half<br />of the world´s population lives in cities, and the<br />tendency is increasing. In this situation, many<br />questions arise, not only regarding the cities´<br />load capacities, but also regarding the transition<br />of the cities and the new forms that they adopt,<br />without forgetting the preservation of the ancient<br />cities that are immersed in urban areas. These<br />are some of the concerns that are explored in this<br />fourth volume of the Journal Gremium, dedicated<br />to the subject of <em>Urban Morphology</em>, which is<br />placed at the consideration of our distinguished<br />readers from a selection of articles from different<br />cultural visions and spaces.</p>https://editorialrestauro.com.mx/gremium/index.php/gremium/article/view/20 |
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<p>As has been indicated in recent years, for the <br />first time in the history of mankind, more than half<br />of the world´s population lives in cities, and the<br />tendency is increasing. In this situation, many<br />questions arise, not only regarding the cities´<br />load capacities, but also regarding the transition<br />of the cities and the new forms that they adopt,<br />without forgetting the preservation of the ancient<br />cities that are immersed in urban areas. These<br />are some of the concerns that are explored in this<br />fourth volume of the Journal Gremium, dedicated<br />to the subject of <em>Urban Morphology</em>, which is<br />placed at the consideration of our distinguished<br />readers from a selection of articles from different<br />cultural visions and spaces.</p> |
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