HABITAT AND CONTEMPORARY CITY: HERITAGE, TERRITORY AND INTERDISCIPLINE
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In the realm of academic debate, the fundamental challenge in studying habitat and the city lies in the fact that the intentions, trends, and theories related to both concepts refer us to various disciplinary fields. Moreover, they are polysemic concepts, meaning they have multiple meanings, and therefore, they are difficult to define precisely and generally as scientific categories.
Regarding the concept of the built habitat, its approach shifts to problems of an anthropological, sociological, and cultural nature, including the discussion of physical and symbolic places. The concept of habitat is used by biologists and ecologists with one meaning, while architects, urban planners, and other related disciplines use it from an anthropocentric perspective.
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Introduction
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Section 1.Heritage
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Heritage in law and in fact: the case of Fresnillo, Zac.
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Spring Fair, intangible cultural heritage of Jerez, Zac., a sustainable phenomenon?
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Experience and perception of religious architectural space through sacred music of the novohispanic period in the city of San Luis Potosi.
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Evaluation of museum resources in San Luis Potosí.The case of the Federico Silva Museum
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The perception of urban space in historic centers.Álvaro Obregón Street in San Luis Potosí
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Recovering industrial Barcelona: heritage and memory
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Railway infrastructure as a trigger for new spaces and the reconfiguration of the rural environment in the Bajío region of Guanajuato.
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Industrial Revolution and the relations between the cities of Aguascalientes and San Luis Potosí from the point of view of the press in Aguascalientes.The case of the railroad repair shops and the Gran Fundición Central Mexicana
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The values of industrial heritage as a background for its protection: the case of the proaño mining complex in Fresnillo, Zacatecas.
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Methodological comparison and proposal in the approach to industrial mining heritage
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The Calles Dam and the agricultural town of Pabellón: infrastructure, heritage and interdisciplinary study
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Conservation and enhancement of hydroelectric heritage
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Section 2.Territory
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Inter- and transdisciplinarity in urban design and management: A view from the habitat sciences.
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“If there is no work, there is no surplus”.Daily corruption in the construction industry
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Public space as a fundamental tool for the creation of the right to the city
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The urban landscape in three popular subdivisions in the city of Aguascalientes
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The environment of physical culture, recreational and sports spaces in the schools of Aguascalientes
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Inclusive architecture.Reflections from a spatial and social quality perspective
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Accessibility of people with motor disabilities in urban mobility in the city of Irapuato, Gto.
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The historic city of Aguascalientes and its public space for coexistence
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The conformation of a pedestrian axis as a relation of urban symbols.An experience in the historic center of San Luis Potosi
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Globalization and local development: The automotive cluster in Villa de Reyes, San Luis Potosí
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Section 3.Interdiscipline
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Proprioception in architectural design
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Design research and its involvement as an agent of change in the human environment: a non-unidisciplinary approach to topophilia
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Spatial modifications in the housing unit ciudad 2000, San Luis Potosi, S.L.P
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Proposal of a methodology for the characterization of masonry of historic buildings using non-destructive in situ seismic methods.The case of the temple of San Antonio de Padua
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Alternative cements to Portland cement, the unsustainability of the perfect material
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Plastic fibers from urban waste, an alternative for concrete reinforcement?
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Comparative analysis of the tensile strength of undisturbed and disturbed soil samples
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Hydrodynamic behavior of the Aguascalientes valley aquifer: evaluation of natural recharge.
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December 18, 2020
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