History & Culture

The Landscape from my window. ¿A virus that kills or awakens us?

For the past few decades, the loss of the natural landscape due to the exponential growth of our cities has been abysmal. …

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History & Culture / Interventions

Spring Silences: The Reappearance of Flora and Fauna in Cities

It’s been fifty-eight years, in a period marked by economic growth and unbridled consumerism, since Rachel Carson wrote in the United States her book “Silent Spring”². …

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History & Culture

Nature in Times of Pandemic

In these moments, where many of us are facing a great sense of anguish and uncertainty about our future due to the pandemic that is hitting the entire world, it is pertinent to highlight the importance of our relationship with nature to help us improve our health and state of mind. …

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History & Culture

The Seascape in Art

The sea has been a great source of inspiration for many artists throughout history, but where some have seen reasons for peace and tranquility, others have expressed how violent and deadly it can be. …

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History & Culture

The Seascape: The Different Faces of the Sea

Around the coasts of the world, there is a very valuable heritage left by past civilizations that affected the coastal and marine environments. …

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History & Culture

Cultivation Terraces: A tradition in the face of the challenges of climate change

For thousands of years, in many different parts of the world, cultivation terraces, platforms, and plots have been a strategy employed by many different civilizations located on hillsides to produce food. …

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History & Culture

The Terrace, a Viewpoint towards the Landscape

A terrace is an external area that is open and flat, it is used, either as an integral element of the landscape, as an extension at the top of a building, or at ground level supported by an embankment or a solid base (whether natural or artificial). …

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History & Culture

LWCircus, Resilient Creative Community

There are professionals who carry out experimental methods and
design strategies based on social and cultural practices of the specific
place in which they operate, aiming at improving sensitive areas and
redesigning the rural and contemporary urban landscape in transition.
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History & Culture

The Regional Botanical Garden “Roger Orellana” of the Scientific Research Center of Yucatán

Yucatán’s peninsula has very characteristic natural landscapes composed of diverse types of tropical vegetation. It is calculated that their flora has more than 2,500 species. …

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