Octavio Orsag
@orsagoct.bsky.social
Historiador de la Amazonía- candidato a doctorado NYU-Centro de Estudios Populares
Reposted by Octavio Orsag
James Marston Fitch argued that the reuse of existing buildings should be prioritized over construction of new ones. His simple yet radical thesis is more relevant than ever.
For our “Future Archive” series, Places Editor Nancy Levinson writes an introduction to a paper delivered by Fitch in 1978.
For our “Future Archive” series, Places Editor Nancy Levinson writes an introduction to a paper delivered by Fitch in 1978.
Architects in Wonderland
Decades ago, James Marston Fitch argued that reuse of existing buildings should be prioritized over new construction. His thesis is more relevant than ever.
placesjournal.org
September 17, 2025 at 7:01 PM
James Marston Fitch argued that the reuse of existing buildings should be prioritized over construction of new ones. His simple yet radical thesis is more relevant than ever.
For our “Future Archive” series, Places Editor Nancy Levinson writes an introduction to a paper delivered by Fitch in 1978.
For our “Future Archive” series, Places Editor Nancy Levinson writes an introduction to a paper delivered by Fitch in 1978.
Si el anti Masismo es la única logica para las elecciones de Bolivia sin demandar a candidatos que se hable frente de trabajo, salud, educación, medio ambiente se viene una aplanadora que va a justificar todo con un "fue culpa del más." Lo que pasa fuera de Bolivia es tan o más terrorífico.
March 11, 2025 at 1:51 AM
Si el anti Masismo es la única logica para las elecciones de Bolivia sin demandar a candidatos que se hable frente de trabajo, salud, educación, medio ambiente se viene una aplanadora que va a justificar todo con un "fue culpa del más." Lo que pasa fuera de Bolivia es tan o más terrorífico.