Archivio Istituzionale della RicercaThe Cuban Revolution (1959) distinguished its modern era. The country is divided by new social, political and economic reorganizations, seeking new forms of expression. Some architectures of Havana built in the modern era have been examined to verify their state of preservation, value and potential. The research ends with a project of “Plaza de la Revolución” that risks, in these years of important political changes, losing its original character.
RAPPORTO DA LA HABANA. INDAGINE SULL’ARCHITETTURA CUBANA 1960-1990. PRIME IPOTESI PER “PLAZA DE LA REVOLUCIÓN” / Barisone, Matteo; Pozzi, Niccolò. - ELETTRONICO. - 1:(2022), pp. 1190-1193. (Intervento presentato al convegno 10° AISU CONGRESS tenutosi a Torino nel 6-10 settembre 2022).
RAPPORTO DA LA HABANA. INDAGINE SULL’ARCHITETTURA CUBANA 1960-1990. PRIME IPOTESI PER “PLAZA DE LA REVOLUCIÓN”
Matteo Barisone;
2022
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The Cuban Revolution (1959) distinguished its modern era. The country is divided by new social, political and economic reorganizations, seeking new forms of expression. Some architectures of Havana built in the modern era have been examined to verify their state of preservation, value and potential. The research ends with a project of “Plaza de la Revolución” that risks, in these years of important political changes, losing its original character.
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