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    <dateIssued>June 17, 2016</dateIssued>
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  <abstract>This book is not about a folk or typical Latin American architecture. Latin America is not some faraway, isolated region, rather a huge and universal laboratory. It shows a different Latin America through its recent architecture, which flourishes in our time of global communications. It does have roots in the past; but does not appeal to nostalgia. Architecture thought for the present and designed for the near future. Total Latin American Architecture intends to communicate a targeted objective, to circumscribe a segment, a series of observations and actions in architecture.</abstract>
  <note>Angelo Bucci, High Density, Project, Southern Coexistences, spbr Architects, Territory and mobility, Total Latin American Architecture</note>
  <note>Brazil, Concrete, Design process, Façade orientation, Glass, Natural dialogue, Private housing, Project, Rio de Janeiro, Searches on scales, Singular Housing, Southern Coexistences, Territorial Approach, Topography</note>
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