The architecture magazines. A tool for teaching in Architecture History
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.5821/jida.2019.8399Abstract
Architecture magazines are the best testimony of the past present. At the time they had a precise function: inform professionals of what was happening in other regions and, somehow, inspire the evolution of architecture. However, today these magazines lie on the shelves of the newspaper archives, consulted only by historians or curious. They have become history and, as such, we propose here their use as a pedagogical tool within the discipline of History of Architecture.
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