Citámbulos Mexico City : journey to the Mexican megalopolis = Viaje a la megalópolis mexicana = Reise in die mexikanische Magalopole /

Citámbulos Mexico City : journey to the Mexican megalopolis = Viaje a la megalópolis mexicana = Reise in die mexikanische Magalopole /

"Mexico City is one of the biggest urban conurbations in the world. This book invites readers on an astonishing journey through the everyday life of the city. Today, its citizens are called upon to demonstrate both spontaneity and creativity in order to deal with the city's innumerable pro...

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Imprint:Berlin : Jovis, c2008.
Description:258 p. : ill. (chiefly col.), col. maps ; 29 cm.
Language:English
German
Spanish
Subject:Manners and customs.
Mexico City (Mexico) -- Pictorial works -- Exhibitions.
Mexico City (Mexico) -- Social life and customs -- Exhibitions.
Mexico -- Mexico City.
Exhibition catalogs.
Exhibition, pictorial works.
Format: Print Book
URL for this record:http://pi.lib.uchicago.edu/1001/cat/bib/7733569
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Varying Form of Title:Journey to the Mexican megalopolis
Viaje a la megalópolis mexicana
Reise in die mexikanische Magalopole
Other authors / contributors:Alvarez, Ana.
Förderverein Deutsches Architektur Zentrum.
ISBN:9783939633761 (pbk.)
3939633763 (pbk.)
Notes:"Published in conjunction with the exhibition Citámbulos, Stadtwandeln in Mexico City, held from July 24 to September 21, 2008 at the Deutsches Architektur Zentrum, Citámbulos and Alfred Herrhausen Gesellschaft"--T.p. verso.
In English, German and Spanish.
Summary:"Mexico City is one of the biggest urban conurbations in the world. This book invites readers on an astonishing journey through the everyday life of the city. Today, its citizens are called upon to demonstrate both spontaneity and creativity in order to deal with the city's innumerable problems in times of growth and globalisation. But architects and town planners must also react to the challenge of the concentrated city with innovative and unusual strategies. This publication shows many urban phenomena that are not characteristic of Mexico City alone, but also provide ideas for discussion on the future of megacities all over the world. In this context, therefore, Citambulos collects the viewpoints of artists, urban planners and architects, creating an exciting overall picture of the megapolis Mexico City."--BOOK JACKET.

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