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Ábalos + Sentkiewicz ( ENG ED. ), 2015 -- https://actar.com/product/abalos-sentkiewicz/
  aThe field of freedom shrinks with speed. And freedom needs a field. When there is no more field, our lives will be like a terminal, a machine with doors that open and close.

Paul Virilio [1]

 

“Construction,” Walter Benjamin has written, “fulfills the role of the unconscious.” He was writing in the 1930s, describing the development of cast-iron construction in the early decades of the nineteenth century. In those years, cast-iron, coupled with glass, made possible the Parisian arcades and with them a transformative new space of social encounter was created. But, as Benjamin accurately observes, the integration of these new building technologies was not seamless.  aArchitecture  aIntermodal Station  aMobility5 aLogroño, Spain5 aSpain40uhttps://urbannext.net/new-natures/zAccess to info