by Miguel Aguiló Alonso · DOCE CALLES · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788438001523
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«El paisaje construido» is Miguel Aguiló Alonso's essay on the idea of place, published by Doce Calles in paperback (301 pages, in Spanish).
Miguel Aguiló starts from the relationship between human beings and nature to reflect on the act of building and on how certain constructions —bridges, ports, fortresses, monasteries and cities— merge with their surroundings and become places with meaning, and proposes a theory of place linked to the transformation of the territory.
Work published in 1999; part of the Collection of Sciences, Humanities and Engineering, no. 56.
For architects, engineers and urban planners, and for readers interested in the theory of landscape and place.
