Technical Architecture, Integral Planning, and Integration: an Architectural Foray into Politics and Policy making in Mexico 1925-1955

Technical Architecture, Integral Planning, and Integration: an Architectural Foray into Politics and Policy making in Mexico 1925-1955

Author: Greg Mallinger April 17, 2019 Duration: 46:18
USMEX Fellow Albert Lopez presents his work titled, "Technical Architecture, Integral Planning, and Integration: an Architectural Foray into Politics and Policy making in Mexico 1925-1955".

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