Fernando Martirena: "Contemporary Cuban Architecture is Alegal and Almost Non-Existent"

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Autor: archdaily Publicado el: 19/11/2020
Fernando Martirena: "Contemporary Cuban Architecture is Alegal and Almost Non-Existent"

"What Are We Talking About When We Walk about Contemporary Cuban Architecture"" is the title of the article written by Fernando Martirena in Rialta Magazine that delves into the reality of architecture within Cuban society. Essentially, it receives so little attention that it might as well not exist. This prompted the birth of the Cu...
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  • Source of publication: 19-11-2020

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