Mujeres arquitectas en el sudeste asiático: el caso de la India: Educación, globalización y tradición / Women Architects in the Asian Southeast, the Case of India: Education, Globalization and Tradition by Alejandra Val Cubero

“…Nonetheless, in the middle of the twentieth century, technical universities started opening their doors to an elite group of women who became the first generation of women architects in India and thereby blazed the trail for future generations of female architects. …”
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Mujeres arquitectas en el sudeste asiático, el caso de la India: Educación, globalización y tradición / Women Architects in the Asian Southeast, the Case of India: Education, Globalization and Tradition by Alejandra Val Cubero

“…Nonetheless, in the middle of the twentieth century, technical universities started opening their doors to an elite group of women who became the first generation of women architects in India and thereby blazed the trail for future generations of female architects. …”
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Un quartier à soi : Demolició, le beau Raval de Virginie Manuel by Sonia Kerfa

“…The demolition of part of this district is the subject of a super 8 short film directed by Virginie Manuel, trained as an architect and local resident of a district of which she has observed the violent metamorphosis, as an artist. …”
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¿Existe una emocionalidad específicamente documental? by Salvador Rubio Marco

“…Este texto, complementario del anterior artículo «Documentalidad y subjetividad: la imagenverídica (una aproximación al nuevo documental desde la estética analítica)», abordala hipótesis de la existencia de una emocionalidad específicamente documental reflexionandosobre el film documental My Architect (N. Kahn, 2003). Asumiendo la caracterizacióndel film documental como aseveración, el autor ofrece un desarrollo de una de lastesis principales del anterior artículo (que la implicación emotiva del enunciador del documentalconlleva una profundización en su naturaleza). …”
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The human body from a biotechnological perspective in art contexts: active space of experimentation in constant transformation by Rafael Ortiz Martinez de Carnero

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The world worth making: Implementing care aesthetics to boost well-being by Sue Spaid

“…To demonstrate the measurable features of well-being, I offer two concrete examples: one proposed by landscape architect Joan Iversson Nassauer and another focused on curatorial practice (curare is Latin for care). …”
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The System in the Room: Play as a Tool for Exploring the Concept of Urban Systematisation by Maria Mandea, Teodora Ungureanu, Anca Badut, Tincuta Heinzel

“… The System in the Room is an art installation inspired by mathematician Mihai Botez and architect Mariana Celac’s book The Systems of Spatial Planning, published in 1980 in Romania. …”
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La galantería: una forma de sexismo en la crítica del arte femenino en España (1900-1936) / Gallantry: a Form of Sexism in the Criticism of Female Art in Spain (1900-1936) by isabel rodrigo villena

“…Abstract Gallantry and courtesy were a trend initiated by the painter, architect and theorist Giorgio Vasari Giorgio Vasari. …”
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Developing a website for rendering based on renderers’ experience by Florentina Setyaningfebry, Sushardjanti Felasari, Brigitta Michelle

“…Rendering software is essential to professionals (architects and 3D visualisers) and students alike. We conduct a survey of students, architects, and 3D visualisers regarding their rendering experience. …”
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Art enticements in cultural waterfronts: their perimuseal span in the Bilbao estuary beyond the Guggenheim by Jesús Pedro Lorente, Natalia Juan García

“…In this gentrified neighbourhood, there are still a few artists-run spaces left, while ever more studios of architects and designers are spreading by the riverside, where the domino effect seemingly results in a musealisation of public art as civic heritage and a tourist attraction. …”
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What Does Colour Look Like? by Tessira Crawford

“…This paper specifically focuses on what could be missing during the study of perception within architecture, among observations of architects’ simplification of phenomenology and tools that visualise phenomena. …”
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The role of hotel architecture in shaping the city’s image by Krystyna Strumiłło

“…After years of building similar hotel facilities, architects began to create more and more original forms that attract the attention of passers-by and are remembered. …”
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Radical Territoriality and Temporality: Dilli Chalo and Roadway Occupations in India by Oorvi Sharma

“…Within the scope of these events, this essay seeks to explain some region-specific and contemporary revelations that can be drawn from the ways in which the protestors and occupants of these infrastructural artifacts informed creative street-centric dissent within the finite set of modelled scenarios as programmed and designed by architects and designers  This essay is bolstered by a central proposition: there are many instances where, in the South Asian context, the street has historically encapsulated demonstrative emerging political hegemonies, where the negotiation of existing infrastructures to support multiple functions - both spatial and social - was central to future political dialogue. …”
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