Year 19, issue 57 (Feb. 2025)

With this issue, the journal completes nineteen years of uninterrupted publications, every four months. This time, eleven interesting works have been published, eight of these in the Article’s section and three in the Thesis section. On this opportunity, studies are published at different scales, both from territorial areas subject to the effects derived from the phenomenon of climate change, as well as from the particularities of inhabiting public spaces or the project; both urban and architectural with three interesting cases. Likewise, works that study social problems such as residential segregation (at two scales), vulnerable neighborhoods, the arrangement of elements in public space, the recovery of structures for sociocultural facilities or the energy communities and governance.