Architecture and ecology: Santiago’s cementerio general as a case in point

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Architecture must be understood as a strategic attitude regarding space and resources. As a discipline that is arguably as old as humankind, architecture is an issue of common sense: a collective and strategic knowledge that is and could be applied by everyone, in any community, environment or culture, through a series of mechanisms, devices, structures and forms.

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Kuehn, W., Courrèges, K., & De Ferrari, F. (2019). Architecture and ecology: Santiago’s cementerio general as a case in point. ARQ, 2019(103), 104–115. https://doi.org/10.4067/S0717-69962019000300104

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